The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
The Players Together initiative has reportedly made its first contribution to the NHS, launching with £4million worth of pledges.
Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia Group could permanently close some of its shops as the coronavirus pandemic takes a toll on high street retailers.
CRM start up, vcita, has partnered with Mastercard to launch “Business Unusual”, a complete learning and management solution specifically designed for micro and small businesses, helping…
It is highly unlikely government to allow large gatherings this year and the “cocooning” of people over 70 years old in their homes may persist for…
The restaurant group led by Raymond Blanc has called on its lawyers after being denied a payout by the insurer Hiscox.
Flexible office provider IWG is exploring selling and leasing back offices to raise £200m to £250m and ease its coronavirus cash crunch.
Britain's garden centres could reopen almost immediately – with strict social distancing rules – under proposals being considered by Ministers.
A new coronavirus bailout scheme is being drawn up by ministers to channel bigger loans to companies teetering on the brink of collapse.
Britons have been urged to buy a newspaper as the press grapples "with the biggest existential crisis in its history".
Michelle Mone has revealed she's been in secret talks to join Dragons' Den after previously turning down the show several times.
Couples with April, May and even June weddings have been forced to postpone or cancel their nuptials due to the coronavirus pandemic, as social distancing regulations…
Virgin Money UK has announced it will cover the platform fee for its wholly-owned not for profit fundraising business, Virgin Money Giving (VMG), for the remainder…
The British racing circuit Silverstone could stage two Formula One races in one weekend this summer.
The CIPD is calling for the Government to make the Job Retention Scheme more flexible, if it is extended beyond the end of May, to allow furloughed staff to carry out work on reduced hours for their existing employer where possible.
The new governor of the Bank of England has said the UK's banks need to 'get on with it' and be faster in approving emergency rescue…