The Bank of England has promised to manage monetary policy in order to help jobs, income and spending continue to grow at a sustainable rate, Bank of England (BoE) Governor Mark Carney has said.
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The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Family and friends help fund one in five SMEs
With traditional business finance in increasingly short supply, one in five British businesses are being driven to seek loans from family and friends in search of a cash flow boost, according to new research.
Don't send recovery off course
CBI says political tensions during the build-up to the 2015 election are a potential “mood killer” for business investment
UK is seeing the ‘right kind of growth’
New economic forecast shows investment and exports supporting growth
UK Exports Are The Way Forward, Even When The Local Currency Is Strong
The UK economy’s promising turnaround has meant a stronger sterling. While there were initial fears that this might threaten British exports and impede the government’s plans to double UK exports to £1 trillion by 2020, it should be noted that a stronger sterling can instigate a stronger economy in terms of both imports and exports.
Twitter’s Huge Losses Do Not Mean Its Business Model Is Broken
Despite seeing $4 billion (£2.45 billion) wiped off Twitter’s value Associate Professor of Strategic Management Sotirios Paroutis believes the US tech company could still have a bright long-term future.
Business optimism at highest level for 22 years
Business optimism in the UK is at its highest level in 22 years, a survey by business consultants BDO has found.
We need to shatter the equity finance glass ceiling
Greater awareness and greater use of equity finance could help more firms to invest, grow and boost the long-term health of the UK economy, according to a new report by the UK’s leading employers’ organisation.
Job vacancies rising at the fastest rate in more than 15 years
The number of job vacancies is rising at the fastest rate in more than 15 years according to the latest data but skills shortages are becoming more pronounced
£73 Million To Improve Access To Data & Drive Innovation
The Universities and Science Minister David Willetts will unveil £73 million of new funding to help the public and academics unlock the potential of big data.
Tube Strikes, weather chaos, is it time for more businesses to embrace remote working?
This week millions of workers were caught up in commuting chaos in London as Underground workers began a series of planned strikes.
One in Six Have Lied About Skills on CV
With the job market becoming an increasingly tougher environment, research has revealed that many Britons are not being completely truthful when highlighting their skills and capabilities on their CV
Start Up Loans partners with LawBite to help UK startups thrive
Start Up Loans, the government funded initiative that supplies loans and mentors for start up businesses has partnered with the online legal service LawBite, which is offering a free consultation for each loan recipient.
Huge Increase In Overseas Internet Shoppers
Double and triple digit rises in searches for UK retailers from key export markets.
Year Starts With A Bang – But Figures Mask Underlying Fragility
Pent up demand and shoppers’ hunger for bargains has given the high street its best January in three years.















