The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Facebook has announced that it has reached a $550 million settlement in principle related to a class-action lawsuit that claimed it illegally collected and stored biometric…
The classic British motoring marque Norton Motorcycles has slumped into administration, marking the latest crisis for the 122-year-old brand.
The competition watchdog has told Stubhub, the ticketing resale website, that it could be taken to court if it does not stop misleading customers on its…
The UK’s cyber security industry is now worth an estimated £8.3 billion, with total revenues in the sector up 46 per cent from £5.7 billion in…
The British Business Bank’s Start Up Loans programme has issued more loans to entrepreneurs in the North of England than in London, new figures reveal today,…
Ryanair has warned more pilot and cabin crew job losses "cannot be ruled out" after the latest delay in the return to service of Boeing's 737…
The energy regulator has fined Ovo Energy £8.9m after some customers were overcharged and given inaccurate information.
Northern is expected to be stripped of its rail franchise today and for commuters it can't happen quickly enough
Banks and building societies are being asked to provide evidence that they have not colluded to fix overdraft rates as an initiative to protect vulnerable borrowers…
A former TalkTalk executive suing the telecoms giant under the equal pay law today described her redundancy from the company as a 'sham'.
Retail sales volumes were flat for the third consecutive month in the year to January with no growth expected next month.
Phillip King has been appointed the interim Small Business Commissioner with immediate effect.
Figures from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) show that over 2m people have completed their tax returns online so far in January 2020, 17.4% of the…
The former chancellor Philip Hammond has taken his second job since quitting frontline politics last year, joining the British business bank OakNorth as an adviser.
Diverging from European food standards risks knocking quality and hampering choice on supermarket shelves, ministers have been told.