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Apple FaceTime to expand to Android users
Apple is taking on the likes of Zoom and Google with new changes to its FaceTime video-calling app, as it tries to gain a slice of…
Tuesday 27 October 2026
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Apple is taking on the likes of Zoom and Google with new changes to its FaceTime video-calling app, as it tries to gain a slice of…
Britain is on track for a consumer spending boom this summer with new figures revealing that people splashed out on food, drink and clothes last month.
Britain’s roadmap for easing lockdown could be delayed by a fortnight with cabinet ministers increasingly pessimistic after a “downbeat” briefing from Chris Whitty and Sir Patrick…
IWG, the world’s largest flexible space provider, has said lockdowns and new Covid variants will push profits this year “well below” 2020 levels.
Large retailers that were allowed to stay open during the pandemic are facing calls to hand back hundreds of millions of pounds in business rates relief.
Ross Tomkins MD of British Healthcare company Salutaris People has warned airline passengers will face delays and disappointment to travel plans this summer
Low-paid workers face the highest risk of losing their jobs when the UK government’s furlough scheme ends in September, according to analysis by a leading thinktank.
Thousands of small businesses are due to start repaying Covid support loans this week, when year-long payment holidays start to tail off.
Britain is the most attractive destination in Europe for foreign investors and gained more last year than any country except France, according to a report.
Ministers are “absolutely open” to delaying the final stage of lockdown easing on June 21, Matt Hancock said yesterday, as he said it was still too…
Moving too quickly to reopen society risks losing the gains made so far, experts have said, urging caution about the easing of restrictions on June 21.
Facebook is being investigated by UK and European competition watchdogs over concerns it uses advertising data to gain an unfair advantage over rivals.
The UK has signed a post-Brexit trade deal with Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein, the government has announced.
Jobs vacancies in the UK are soaring but there are not enough workers to fill them, a report suggests.
About 2.5 million people in the UK are behind on broadband payments, according to a survey from Citizens Advice.