The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
China’s trade with Russia jumped by more than 12% in March from a year earlier, outpacing the increase in Beijing’s trade with the rest of the…
Britain’s biggest banks say they expect a rise in the number of consumers struggling to repay credit cards and other loans amid growing concern over soaring…
Private rents in Britain are rising at a record rate, research has found, jumping 14% in a year in London and by more than 19% in…
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport has launched a new grant competition to boost the growth of innovative tech start-ups and scale-ups across the…
P&O Ferries was plunged into a new crisis last night after its vessel the Pride of Kent failed a safety inspection for a second time.
Roman Abramovich has been hit with a freezing order on assets of nearly £5.4 billion as police in the Channel Islands searched properties linked to the…
Elon Musk has offered to buy Twitter for about $41 billion, just days after rejecting a seat on the social media company’s board.
The boss of easyJet hailed a “strong and sustained” recovery in trading since the relaxation of travel restrictions as the budget airline beat first-half forecasts.
British Airways is tackling its staff shortage by offering a “welcome bonus” of £1,000 to lure cabin crew from other airlines.
Thousands of Etsy sellers are shutting up shop this week to protest against a rise in fees made by the online marketplace for independent artists, vintage…
Inflation rose to a 30-year high last month, adding pressure to households already struggling with the soaring cost of living.
Profits at Tesco have more than tripled in the past year but inflationary pressures, an investment in lowering prices and an uncertain consumer environment has prompted…
Rishi Sunak agonised for hours yesterday over whether to resign after the decision by the Metropolitan Police to fine him for attending Boris Johnson’s lockdown-breaking party.
Jaguar Land Rover has insisted the company "continues to see strong demand" despite a semiconductor shortage hampering production.
Billionaire industrialist Sir Jim Ratcliffe has asked Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng for permission to drill a shale test site.