
Trading Standards to have more clout to protect consumers
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills today launched a consultation on proposals to make it easier for Trading Standards officers to tackle rogue traders across…

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills today launched a consultation on proposals to make it easier for Trading Standards officers to tackle rogue traders across…

An increasing number of male entrepreneurs are breaking down gender barriers to start up traditionally female businesses

The hunt is on for the cream of Britain’s small businesses with the launch of the Nectar Business Small Business Awards 2012.

Celebrations for the Queen's diamond jubilee could throw the British economy into reverse again, Sir Mervyn King has warned.

A fifth of high street retailers are looking to invest in technology and integrate more mobile payment methods in the next twelve months.

The independent body set up to scrutinise new government regulations needs ‘sharper teeth’ to defend small businesses, the Federation of Small Businesses has warned.

London Overground is bringing free Wi-Fi to 56 stations, starting this summer

Managers respond as disruption from riots, strikes, weather and BlackBerry outage hit UK in 2011

Professional references are perhaps the most overlooked and underutilized tool in most people’s employment arsenal.

Orange has launched a competition to find Britain’s brightest business idea, and support its growth with a prize worth up to £200,000

With so many individuals starting businesses day after day, how many of them are faking their credentials? Am I faking it?

Businesses across the country are trapped on a late payment merry-go-round as they try to reconcile time spent maintaining a healthy cash flow with fighting the…

Norfolk County Council has announced plans to publish all its tenders on Twitter to help local companies bid for council contracts.

A survey of the savings habits of entrepreneurs shows many are reluctant to set aside money for a rainy day

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