The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
UKs Small business owners welcomed the news that Small Business Minister Paul Scully is considering ways of supporting limited company contractors that he can propose to…
British crops may 'rot in the fields' unless 80,000 farm workers are found, a farming association has warned - with a private charter plane of 180…
The Government has announced a temporary relaxation to the UK’s tax residency rules for overseas individuals working in the UK on COVID-19 related activities.
The sale of Newcastle United has moved a significant step closer with a £300 million deal believed to have been agreed between Mike Ashley and a…
The City watchdog has fired a warning shot at insurance companies over their treatment of claims by small businesses that have been hit by the coronavirus…
Thousands more emergency loans have been issued to small companies, with banks handing out £1.12 billion under a state-backed funding programme.
New Data indicates that the number of unemployment beneficiaries in the US has skyrocketed by 338% to 7.45 million by the week ending March 28th, 2020.
Offering their support to the Government and NHS to help get the nation tested for coronavirus, a leading health and wellness company has made a breakthrough…
Another 200,000 people have signed on for benefits because of the coronavirus crisis - taking the total number of Universal Credit claimants to 1.4 million.
Coronavirus could leave 2million more people unemployed as UK GDP falls by 35%, according to the Office for Budget Responsbility.
Oasis and Warehouse are preparing plans to enter administration, according to reports.
New research has found that almost half of the self-employed fear they will not have enough money to cover basic costs like rent and bills during the…
Gym and leisure centre bosses say they face being evicted during the coronavirus crisis over non-payment of rent.
Next has shut its website for the day only hours after reopening, having met its order target by 8.30am.
Pharmacies are calling for government funding within weeks as they work “flat out” to meet surging demand.