Category: News

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

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 on-going downturn

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

In 2010, Pew Research Center embarked on a study that surveyed more than 1,000 technology and Internet experts on the status of the Web

UK businesses operating apprenticeship schemes are set to increase the amount of apprentices they employ before the summer.

Consumers, retailers and manufacturers will soon be freed from outdated red tape currently in force, Consumer Minister Norman Lamb announced today.

Six SMEs have received prestigious awards for their internship schemes as the National Council for Work Experience (NCWE) reveals its 2012 award winners

European leaders urge Germany to agree to boost the bail-out fund this week amid fears that markets will turn against Spain, Ireland and Portugal without urgent support.

Measures to strengthen supply chains and reduce the burden of regulation have been announced by the Business Secretary Vince Cable.