The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Twitter is under investigation by city officials in San Francisco following a complaint that the company allegedly converted rooms in its headquarters to sleeping quarters, an…
Investors in Moonpig headed for the exit yesterday after the online card and gift group cut its revenue forecast for the year as the cost of…
Investors pulled a net £1.02 billion from UK-focused funds in November, making it the second worst month on record, according to a study.
December has been described as the most stressful month of 2022 by half of Brits.
UK technology businesses continued to overshadow their European counterparts this year when it came to value and investment levels, although both have fallen in the face…
John Allan, the chairman of Tesco, will be among senior business leaders addressing a Labour Party business conference today.
Ministers are considering toughening up anti-strike laws designed to curb walkouts on the railways with passengers facing the prospect of industrial action over Christmas.
Up to 40 per cent of Christmas parties and bookings are set to be cancelled as a result of new rail strikes, a hospitality trade body…
Rishi Sunak will speak to his cabinet about rail strikes today after a union announced days of extra strikes over Christmas in the long-running dispute over…
Tory peer Baroness Michelle Mone will take a leave of absence from the House of Lords with immediate effect.
The government risks “sleepwalking” into a food supply crisis unless it provides crucial support for British farmers struggling with the soaring cost of fuel, fertiliser and…
Britain’s retailers benefited from a November sales boost fuelled by Black Friday discounts and colder weather as consumers bought winter coats, hot water bottles and hooded…
The biggest sector of the economy remained in a downturn last month as new orders continued to fall owing to the cost of living crisis, a…
Coventry City have been issued with an eviction notice by the new owners of the Coventry Building Society Arena.
The European Union should relax its state aid rules to compete with mass US subsidies for green technology, the head of the European Commission has said.