The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
MPs could signal growing discontent with the government’s coronavirus restrictions at key votes on the regulations this week, amid growing calls for the government to publish…
Japanese manufacturers Nissan and Toyota have demanded that the UK government reimburses them for tariff costs if the UK can't agree on a Brexit deal with the European Union (EU).
Sales of new electric cars overtook those of diesel cars for the first time in September, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders
Thousands of work coaches will be hired under a new government employment programme to help those who have lost their jobs during the pandemic, amid fresh…
The owner of the G-A-Y nightclub group is launching a legal challenge to the government's 10pm curfew amid growing backlash from the hospitality industry.
Coronavirus looks set to have a lasting impact on office use, new figures from the Institute of Directors reveal.
The strength of Scotland’s digital tech sector was underlined by the caliber of winners at the 10th annual 2020 Digital Technology Awards hosted by ScotlandIS.
Blake Morgan’s teams and leading individuals in Cardiff have been recognised for the strength and depth of their expertise in the 2021 edition of the prestigious…
Cineworld is to shut all of its 128 UK and Ireland cinemas, putting thousands of jobs at risk, according to reports.
A poultry company that linked an outbreak of Covid-19 to car-sharing by staff has made buses to its facilities free after a union said fares had…
Two billionaire brothers from Blackburn have won the battle to buy Asda from Walmart of the US, in a deal valuing the supermarket chain at £6.8bn.
Google will pay news publishers $1 billion over three years to license their articles, offering another olive branch to the industry after years of friction.
Halfords has lifted profit forecasts thanks to “unprecedented” demand for bikes and accessories.
The events industry is warning the government that 90,000 jobs will be lost in the coming weeks without an urgent package of support measures.
The rolls used in Subway's hot sandwiches contain too much sugar to be considered bread, according to Ireland's Supreme Court.