The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
The UK tourism industry is braced for a £2bn hit from the coronavirus lockdown over the Easter holidays as popular destinations urge people to stay away…
Following productive discussions with the Government, NHS and the UK’s major telecoms companies have today agreed a set of new commitments to support the NHS.
The UK has become the first country to embrace the monetary financing of government to fund the immediate cost of fighting coronavirus, with the Bank of…
IWG, which owns the Regus brand, is facing a backlash from customers who say that the workspace provider’s response to the crisis shows a lack of…
Millions of drivers with car loans could be granted a three-month payment holiday if they are affected by Covid-19, the City watchdog has said.
Record numbers of people in the UK are looking for farming jobs, according to figures released by job search engines.
Britain’s surveyors have made a plea to the government to introduce a stamp duty holiday once the lockdown ends, as they warned that house sales and…
The financial regulator will add support for car financing to its temporary measures designed to help consumers facing financial difficulties due to the coronavirus crisis.
Charities across the UK will receive a £750 million package of support to ensure they can continue their vital work during the coronavirus outbreak, Chancellor Rishi…
The United Kingdom’s main Jewish media outlets, the Jewish Chronicle and the Jewish News, are to shut down due to the financial devastation wreaked by the…
Post-Brexit trade talks are continuing with the EU “in these difficult times”, according to the UK’s chief negotiator.
Easyjet founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has once again lashed out at the firm, saying the carrier’s receipt of £600m in loans from the government “could be…
Morrisons has partnered with Deliveroo as the supermarket scrambles to increase delivery capacity to meet a surge in demand during the coronavirus pandemic.
Just 2,022 loans have been made to the UK’s small and medium-sized firms through the government’s coronavirus business lending scheme.
More than nine million workers are expected to be furloughed under the government's job retention scheme (JRS).