The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Rail passengers are facing further disruption over the summer holidays after train drivers announced another week-long overtime ban in a long-running dispute over pay.
The 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel car sales is an immovable deadline, Cabinet minister Michael Gove has insisted after Rishi Sunak cast doubt on the policy.
THE BBC’s chief executive is expected to contact Nigel Farage in writing today over the inaccurate story about him being de-banked by NatWest subsidiary Coutts.
Twitter has changed its brand and logo from its famous blue bird to "X".
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan has announced the winning tech companies and AI firms who will receive funding to bring to life their innovative ideas…
UK Export Finance (UKEF), the UK government’s export credit agency, has underwritten €781m of financing – equivalent to £680m – to support construction of a 286km…
Octopus Energy is set to team up with institutional investors to spend $20bn (£15.6bn) on offshore wind projects over the rest of the decade.
Strikes by London Underground staff that were due to take place next week have been called off, the RMT and Aslef union has announced.
Parliament has launched a new inquiry into British film and high-end TV, examining issues around skills and retention as well as challenges posed from the rise…
Business confidence in the HMRC's competence has fallen markedly as accountants raise “significant concerns” about the accuracy of the information it provides.
Employers are still struggling with labour shortages and would need the entire population of Birmingham twice over to fill every vacancy, according to the latest snapshot…
Government borrowing rose by less than forecast last month as strong tax revenues and a falling debt interest bill helped to boost the public finances.
Virgin Money has become the latest lender to reveal a new wave of branch closures, revealing plans to axe almost a third of its network.
The UK is falling behind in protecting workers from artificial intelligence (AI), a trade union has warned.
Tesla chief executive Elon Musk says the electric carmaker could continue to cut prices as the world economy is in "turbulent times".