The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Wealthy holidaymakers buying premium seats will cushion airlines from the decline in business flying, according to the boss of British Airways.
The UK economy will grow even faster than that of the United States this year as the vaccine programme delivers the speediest recovery since the war,…
The value of bitcoin returned above $50,000 yesterday, drawing a line under a brief rout that highlighted the volatility of the world’s largest cryptocurrency.
Swedish billionaire Daniel Ek is said to be preparing a takeover bid for Arsenal with the support of three former players.
New research has found more people have turned to freelancing alongside employee jobs during the pandemic.
SME leaders believe it will take on average 12 months for their businesses to make up for lost revenue caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
A top travel boss has said that he is "confident" Britons will be allowed to holiday abroad again from 17 May - while most of the…
Soaring demand for meal-kit boxes during the pandemic has encouraged Gousto to recruit 1,000 more British workers after turning its maiden profit.
A group of landlords have filed a legal challenge to the restructuring of Clarks, casting a shadow over a turnaround of the near- 200-year-old footwear chain.
Co-founder and chief executive of Spotify, Daniel Ek, has declared an interest in buying Arsenal after thousands of fans protested against the clubs current ownership.
NatWest will refuse to serve business customers who accept payment in cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, which the UK lender has categorised as “high risk”.
UK public sector borrowing reached £303.1bn in the year to March, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the highest level since the end of…
A closely-watched report has noted the largest quarterly leap in the number of businesses suffering significant financial distress since 2014 following a year of coronavirus disruption.
Britain's economic reopening has helped create the strongest pick-up in optimism among manufacturers for nearly half a century, according to new figures.
Confidence among consumers has risen further as lockdown restrictions ease, but they are only cautiously optimistic, a survey has suggested.