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SMEs urged to shape up for supply chain opportunities
A new initiative has been launched to help UK SMEs with the skills, knowledge and opportunities to become part of the supply chains of the future.
Friday 30 October 2026
A new initiative has been launched to help UK SMEs with the skills, knowledge and opportunities to become part of the supply chains of the future.
Changes to create greater freedom to use copyright works such as computer games, paintings, photographs, films, books, and music, while protecting the interests of authors and…
Sir Peter Burt, former Chief Executive of Bank of Scotland, has been confirmed today as the chair of a group that will advise the Government on…
We talk to Jane Buckley about her her influences and inspirations and see what advice she would give to a new start-up.
The growing trend to ‘Bring Your Own Device’ (BYOD) into the workplace poses the biggest threat to web security this decade, international internet protection expert Smoothwall…
Sales in first two weeks of December were weaker than retailers had been predicting, CBI says
Three fledgling Cambridgeshire businesses have been awarded CEDAR Enterprise Fellowships – and £36,500 in financial support – after impressing the judges of this year’s competition.
Start-Up firms and SMEs are set to get a £1.1 million innovation boost to help them develop new ideas, improve processes and target new markets.
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Swiss banking giant UBS has agreed to pay £940m to regulators in order to settle charges of manipulating Libor interest rates, fraud and paying bribes to…
We talk to David Barker founder of 4D Data Centres, a data centre and network operator based in Surrey.
Martin Pratt, Associate at law firm Lester Aldridge LLP, comments on the announcement that the redundancy consultation period is to be cut: