The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
The UK advertising watchdog has warned social media influencers that they face being named and shamed, after a spot check of posts found widespread flouting of…
The airport and railway caterer behind Upper Crust and Caffè Ritazza has predicted that passenger numbers will not return to pre-Covid levels until 2024 as it…
Funeral providers Dignity today posted an annual loss of £19.6m as a sharp rise in yearly deaths were met by Covid funeral restrictions.
Withdrawals from cash machines in the UK have fallen by £37bn during the 12 months of the Covid pandemic, renewing the debate over the future of…
Cruise operator P&O is to restart domestic holidays this summer, but only for UK residents who have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
A charity set up by Martin Lewis has warned the government’s proposed online safety bill needs to be radically overhauled to better protect people with mental…
Uber is to guarantee its 70,000 UK drivers a minimum hourly wage, holiday pay and pensions after a landmark supreme court ruling.
Businesses in the UK are missing out on significant revenue by failing to reclaim VAT, according to a new study.
Ford has announced that diesel engines for a new generation of its Transit van will be built at its factory in Dagenham.
Shop closures during the pandemic have knocked Greggs to its first ever loss but it has said that its growth opportunities are “as good if not…
People hoping to spruce up their gardens, ready for when we can socialise in them again, may face problems with their seating plans due to a…
The Government is seeking views on the role of Covid-status certification in the UK's recovery from the pandemic.
Thorntons, the high street chocolate retailer, is permanently closing its shops in Britain, putting 603 jobs at risk.
Europe’s leading small business lender, iwoca, has launching a new support initiative for women business owners in Yorkshire as local data suggests female workers in the…
Two of the biggest names in hospitality have threatened to take the government to court over its plans to release England from lockdown.