The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Business leaders have told Boris Johnson that his roadmap for exiting the third Covid lockdown in England remains incomplete without fresh financial support for companies and…
Mark Carney, former head of the UK and Canadian central banks, has joined the board of US digital payments company Stripe Inc, days after the firm…
John Lewis is understood to be considering a fresh round of store closures, underscoring the toll that the pandemic is taking on Britain’s deserted high streets.
The travel industry has urged the prime minister to provide a "roadmap" to get people travelling again this summer.
Much talked-about cryptocurrency bitcoin has continued to hit record highs having broken through $50,000 (£35,700) last week.
Companies are preparing to swell the ranks of their workforces for the first time in a year, according to a survey that suggests corporate confidence about…
Boris Johnson will prioritise reuniting families and restarting sport as he announces a four-step plan today to unlock the country from coronavirus restrictions.
Ride hailing app firm Uber must classify its drivers as workers rather than self-employed, the UK's Supreme Court has ruled.
Public sector borrowing reached another record high in January as the government battled to protect the economy from the third national lockdown.
NatWest is to pull out of the Republic of Ireland in a move that could trigger a political backlash against the bank.
Barclays has reported a big drop in annual profits, having set aside billions of pounds for loans expected to turn sour due to the pandemic.
Philip Green’s Arcadia Group had a pension deficit of £510m – about £150m more than expected – when the fashion retailer collapsed in November.
Growing optimism about the vaccination programme has lifted public confidence to its highest level since March, a survey has suggested.
Almost 450 executives at Barclays each received annual pay packets of more than £1 million, the bank disclosed yesterday, despite group profits slumping by 30 per…
Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed that it will cut 2000 non-factory jobs from its global workforce in the next year, as part of its ongoing restructuring…