The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Fresh calls have been made to reinstate VAT-free shopping for international tourists, after the chief of Mulberry warned its profits have been hit hard by it…
The Government has injected £80 million into UK Businesses to revolutionise their industry with cleaner energy sources - such as hydrogen and biomass.
Amazon is launching legal action against ‘fake review brokers’ in an effort to curb the tide of online fraudulent reviews.
Apple has criticised powers in the Online Safety Bill that could be used to force encrypted messaging tools like iMessage, WhatsApp and Signal to scan messages…
The government’s plans to hit net zero have been comprehensively criticised in a withering report by its own advisers that says targets are being missed on…
Jeremy Hunt, Chancellor of the Exchequer, has signed an agreement on financial services cooperation with Commissioner Mairead McGuinness, which will help to establish a constructive, mutually…
Supermarket executives are being questioned by MPs over why food prices are still rising as some wholesale costs are falling.
The sharp fall in the price of oil and gas will lead to a huge drop in revenue from the government’s windfall tax.
A record number of people are looking to embark on a new career in cyber this year through applications to the government’s Upskill in Cyber programme.
A loan provided by the Government to Cardiff-based Celsa Steel which secured 1,800 jobs has now been repaid in full and delivered a significant additional payment…
After losing the argument over Gary Lineker’s employment status, HMRC plans to appeal the ruling at the Upper Tribunal
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have expanded their sporting portfolio by investing in Oxfordshire-based Formula One team Alpine Racing.
Virgin Galactic's commercial flights to space are getting ready for liftoff.
Car insurance is the latest household bill to go through the roof, with angry motorists complaining that prices are shooting up by as much as 70%…
Aston Martin has struck a deal with the US firm Lucid to start making “ultra-luxury high-performance electric vehicles” from 2025.