
Manufacturing activity drops but demand remains steady
Activity in the manufacturing sector fell in March, but production is expected to rebound over the next three months, according to the CBI Industrial Trends Survey.

Activity in the manufacturing sector fell in March, but production is expected to rebound over the next three months, according to the CBI Industrial Trends Survey.

Owner managed businesses in the capital are urged to take action to reduce the impact of the changes to dividend tax relief which will hit 600,000…

Over 40% of young people say that they would like to start their own business one day. That’s millions of entrepreneurs across the world, looking for…

More than 1.7m self-employed workers will earn below the new National Living Wage when it comes into force in April, a think tank has warned.

The drive to collect more than £1 billion from offshore havens as part of an agreement with crown dependencies is now forecast to raise only £270…

Fully charged: Dyson to invest £1bn in new battery technology as it announces profit rise and hike in battery-enabled vacuum cleaner sales

The uncertain fate of Britain’s trade relationships in the event of Brexit could knock up to 5pc from the country's GDP and leave us close to…

A British exit from the European Union could cause a £100 billion “shock to the UK economy”, according to the CBI, which is warning that a…

The so-called “flat white economy”, named after a type of milky coffee favoured by tech-loving hipsters, is the UK’s second largest business sector, according to new…

Dragons' Den failure app-based care-monitoring device 3rings has secured £600,000 in funding in a round led by health insurer Westfield Health.

Cambridge University spin-out start-up will use funding to continue ongoing research into emerging study of DNA modification

The apprenticeship levy is a “revenue raising measure” for the Treasury, former business secretary Sir Vince Cable has said.

London’s economy may be famously buoyant, but the Square Mile that has fuelled its prosperity is signally failing to create jobs for the capital’s young people.

Big firms should be braced for tax hikes in order to shoulder the burden of George Osborne’s ‘small business Budget’, experts have warned.

Coca-Cola and other drink makers are poised to sue the government over George Osborne’s new sugar tax.