The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Stormzy has donated £500,000 to fund educational scholarships for students from disadvantaged backgrounds as part of his commitment to becoming a major philanthropist supporting black British…
The Retail Week Awards, which have been celebrating excellence in the retail sector for over 25 years, are introducing eight ‘Frontline Hero’ categories for 2021
More than £37bn worth of property sales were agreed in July - the busiest month for home buying for 10 years, according to property website Rightmove.
Mike Ashley has tabled a bid for the collapsed store and fitness chain of his greatest corporate rival — potentially landing a final blow in one…
Thousands of staff at one of the Big Four accountancy firms will never return to the office on a full-time basis, its boss has said.
Tesco is planning to offer free delivery on online grocery orders for members of its Clubcard Plus loyalty scheme as an industry price war intensifies.
Debenhams could be broken up between potential buyers as concerns grow about the future of the department stores chain and its 14,000 employees.
The Grand Designs presenter, Kevin McCloud, could be facing a fresh crisis after it emerged that his flagship housing company may be at risk of being…
New Look, the struggling high street fashion chain, has launched a restructuring plan to cut rents and reduce its debt pile following a sharp drop in…
The Scotch whisky industry has criticised ministers’ “inexplicably slow” efforts to fight US tariffs after President Trump backed away from a threat to target gin and…
The government should focus on targeted changes such as workplace rotation schemes and better sick pay rather than a broad loosening of restrictions or it risks…
Fines of up to £3,200 for repeatedly not wearing a mask have been announced by Boris Johnson alongside eased lockdown measures for bowling alleys, casinos, skating…
Almost five million businesses and consumers have suffered a broadband outage lasting more than three hours in the last year.
Dr Martens has repaid its furlough cash to the government as a result of strong trading during the lockdown.
The housing market is facing a period of “boom then bust”, according to estate agents questioned by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.