The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Gold prices continue to rise as investors look for safe haven assets amid fears of further market volatility following Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse and the Swiss…
Airlines including Wizz Air and Ryanair owe millions of pounds to passengers from unpaid refunds and expenses, according to an investigation by the consumer group Which?.
Rolls-Royce has received funding from the UK Space Agency to develop a nuclear reactor for a moon base.
Visitor numbers at the UK’s leading attractions are still almost a quarter lower than before the pandemic, thanks to a perfect storm of Covid, Brexit, energy…
The chief executive of Royal Mail has been accused of “incompetence or cluelessness” by MPs calling on the regulator Ofcom to investigate whether the company broke…
Mike Ashely’s Frasers Group has snapped up The Mall in Luton in a £58m deal as the retail giant expresses its “confidence in the future of…
Virgin Orbit has paused its operations and furloughed its workforce as it hunts for a funding lifeline.
The UK now ranks 29th in a global chart of life expectancy, down from seventh place in 1952, according to new analysis.
The John Lewis Partnership has confirmed that it will ditch the annual bonus for its 74,000 employees next year after it sank back into the red.
Deliveroo shares have continued to pedal downwards this morning as investors struggle to regain confidence in the brand following its decision to slash some 350 job…
Nuclear must form part of a decarbonised portfolio of energy production, argued Grant Shapps, energy and net zero secretary.
Overseas bricklayers and carpenters could be able to get work visas more easily in the UK after the government updated its shortage occupation list.
Business groups have urged the government to make permanent a new £9 billion-a-year capital allowances scheme designed to stimulate investment.
Jeremy Hunt announced his Spring Budget today, with many for UK business, those looking to get back into the employment market
Britishvolt collapsed owing about £160 million to unsecured creditors who are unlikely to see a significant dividend from the company’s insolvent estate.