
Michelle Mone tells Woman’s Hour she has done nothing illegal with tax
The entrepreneur, and newly enobled Government advisor, Michelle Mone insisted that she had "never done anything illegal" with her taxes and never would.

The entrepreneur, and newly enobled Government advisor, Michelle Mone insisted that she had "never done anything illegal" with her taxes and never would.

Chancellor George Osborne has said he isn't worried about China's slowing economy, which is undergoing a period of very challenging but necessary transformation.

A potent recipe of resurgent casual dining and improving consumer confidence has whipped up more than 1,700 restaurant openings across Britain over the past 12 months,…

Some of the UK’s top entrepreneurs have threatened to leave the UK if the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn comes to power.

Liberal Democratic leader Tim Farron used the first full day of his parties conference to announce plans for a so-called start-up allowance for entrepreneurs launching new…

The Welsh Assembly is set to boost the entrepreneurial spirit of its nation after being selected to join seven other regions and nations to work with…

Dodgy training providers who promise fake apprenticeships face prosecution under new Government reforms.

New BHS chief Darren Topp wants to bring back the brand's "iconic status" on the High Street.

The Bank of England may have to cut rates to combat low inflation, rather than raise them as its next move, its chief economist Andy Haldane…

Over half of UK SMEs are in the dark on how much they spend on printing

Business success often relies on turning a negative situation into a positive. So, when Andrew Hall, marketing manager, OKI Systems UK reviewed the results of his…

Government backed IC Tomorrow has launched a competition looking for five innovations that will combat challenges in mental health, nutrition and wellbeing

The advertising platform company Unruly Media based in London's Tech City has been bought by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp in a deal worth an initial £58million…

US Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush has picked the UK's former Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, as his choice for the face of the $10 bill.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warned Prime Minister David Cameron that the U.K. is “on borrowed time,” one year on from the referendum vote against independence.