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eHarmony announced this week it’s moving into the job search space, using a one-on-one matching approach. Research indicates this might work.

Minister for Disabled People Esther McVey has announced that budding disabled entrepreneurs are set to get extra support to start up their own business.

Ahead of the Prime Minister’s long-awaited policy speech on Europe later this month, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has today called for a pragmatic re-negotiation of Britain’s relationship with the rest of the EU, reflecting the interests of businesses across the economy.

A consortium of community finance providers has received up to £1.3million to give the next generation of entrepreneurs finance and support to start their own business, , through the Start-Up Loans programme. The consortium is led by the Community development Finance Association (CDFA) with a group of its members delivering business support, mentoring and loans to young entrepreneurs across England.

As many as 50,000 businesses that have failed to submit VAT returns will be targeted by HMRC this month with warnings that their tax affairs will be closely scrutinised.

Top tube facts to impress your fellow commuters as London Underground celebrates its 150th birthday

LinkedIn, the largest professional network on the Internet has today acknowledged a major flaw in the way it’s advertising platform bills UK customers.

Small and medium sized employers looking to offer Apprenticeships in England have been given a boost as the National Apprenticeship Service announces moves to help even more employers recruit an apprentice.

Sir James Dyson has hit out at the emphasis currently being placed on ‘web fads and video gaming’ over manufacturing technology to be sold on the global market

Entrepreneurs from across the country with ambitions of bagging one of the UKs highest profile investors are being invited to apply to appear on the eleventh series of the BBC’s Dragons’ Den.

Since the Davies report set its target to have a 25% female element, there has been some slow, but measurable, progress

Dr Adam Marshall, Director of Policy and External Affairs at the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has spoken up about the credit conditions survey, published recently by the Bank of England

The government has announced that it is expanding its start-up loans scheme, which offers young entrepreneurs loans of about £2,500 to help them start businesses.

The FIDS team at Ernst & Young has today released new research revealing that only half of British firms have heard of the UK Bribery Act, despite the fact that the legislation was enacted more than a year ago.

While millions of people saw in 2013 with fireworks and champagne, others chose to usher in the New Year by completing their tax return.