The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
UK SME's are reporting significantly lower capabilities in areas linked to high productivity, according to new research by Be the Business, a charity that champions small business…
Jaguar Land Rover has announced that it is to drop the 75-year-old “Land Rover” brand in a reboot of the automotive giant, which will also include…
UK businesses increased their prices for goods and services at the slowest pace in almost two years in March, according to the Lloyds Bank UK Sector…
More companies in England and Wales went bankrupt in March than at any point since monthly records began three years ago.
The Insolvency Service has disqualified 459 directors for abusing government support schemes during the pandemic.
Technology bosses accused the government of being “distracted” after the minister who was due to launch the long-delayed semiconductor strategy this week confirmed that he was…
The computer system that caused dozens of postmasters to be wrongly jailed has been extended for use by the Post Office.
British workers are on average 3 per cent poorer than they were 12 months ago, official data has showed.
Headline inflation slowed less than expected in March, according to official data, which showed that food prices are still rising and piling pressure on the cost…
A boom in consumers shopping around for better savings accounts has boosted sales for comparison site Moneysupermarket.
Some £177.6 million was lost to impersonation scams last year, with more than 45,000 cases reported, according to a finance industry trade body.
Ineos Automotive, owned by the chemicals tycoon and Brexit-backing billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who is bidding to buy Manchester United, is to build its electric 4x4…
Less than a week after abandoning its plan to split itself into separate audit and consulting businesses, EY has told staff it will cut 3,000 jobs…
Most renewable electricity tariffs are greenwashing and will fail to help Britain meet its net-zero goal, the country’s third largest energy supplier said.
UK workers are still being squeezed by a historic inflation crunch despite wage increases smashing expectations, official figures out today reveal.