The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
The Government has issued an announcement on the future of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme after small businesses called for it to be continued.
New Look is seeking a three-year rent holiday on 68 of its stores and big rent reductions on hundreds of others as it battles to stay…
The British Interplanetary Society (BIS), has announced that Elizabeth Anderson has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer.
Over a quarter of UK consumers have fallen out with a friend or partner who owed them money and has not paid back the debt in…
The stamp duty cut is fuelling a property boom in commuter towns across the southeast of England.
Creditors are on board with Virgin Atlantic’s plans to emerge into clear skies from a period of brinkmanship that had left the long-haul airline staring at…
One bitcoin currently costs around £8,000, but if you ask Michael O’Leary, it’s dramatically overvalued.
The Co-operative Bank is to cut 350 jobs and close 18 branches across the UK, as it battles against low interest rates and the economic downturn…
New analysis from reveals that the government has distributed almost one million SME emergency grants through the coronavirus pandemic.
Zoom, the video-conferencing app that has proved popular with people working from home during the coronavirus pandemic, suffered a partial failure that left thousands of people…
KFC is temporarily dropping the ‘It’s finger lickin’ good’ slogan it has used in its advertising for 64 years and launching its first global campaign in…
Tesco says it is creating 16,000 new permanent jobs in the UK as it sees "exceptional growth" in its online business.
England’s north-south divide could be made worse by coronavirus’s impact on the economy, with the most vulnerable sectors such as retail and manufacturing dominating the jobs…
Dancing in face masks, temperature checks at the door and bouncers patrolling the dancefloor to enforce social distancing could be the future of clubbing during a…
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group has acquired the gym and fitness chain DW Sports in a deal potentially worth up to £44m.