The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Boris Johnson laid the foundations for a Conservative general election campaign today as he delivered a Queen’s Speech aiming to “re-energise” Britain and set a new…
Men feel frustrated in their jobs and discriminated against at work as they want a better balance between work and family life, and they are willing to…
New research has revealed that nearly half of all UK businesses have experienced inappropriate behaviour from their employees in the workplace.
Air miles schemes should be banned because they encourage excessive flying, according to a report commissioned by the government’s climate change advisers.
European Union negotiators have demanded more concessions from Boris Johnson as the price of agreeing a Brexit deal at a summit of European leaders on Thursday.
Brain Füd, a natural energy drink startup, has been forced to change its packaging and slogan, after receiving legal threats from giant Red Bull over a…
The Government is giving £2million to projects to test innovative ways for SMEs to be more productive through accountancy and HR management technology.
Ministers have been accused of failing to “properly defend” Britain’s economic interests as Scotch whisky producers brace for crippling American tariffs in a week’s time.
The takeover of Britain’s biggest pub operator and brewer by Hong Kong’s richest man has been backed by shareholders.
Entrepreneurial businesses have significant concerns about the potential impact of a no-deal Brexit, the Institute of Directors has warned.
Jo Bamford, son of Lord Bamford, the JCB diggers billionaire, has emerged as the likely buyer of Wrightbus, which fell into administration last month.
Two top executives at Barclays Bank dishonestly hid a £280m payment to investors from Qatar, a court heard today.
High street retailer Links of London has fallen into administration putting hundreds of jobs at risk.
Business leaders say that company culture is the single most important factor that contributes to their success—though most say they don’t invest enough in it.
Amazon has said it will fight a court's decision to uphold an eviction notice from its landlord at a distribution warehouse in Inverclyde.