The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Dozens of Facebook groups have been promoting fake Amazon reviews despite a regulator warning the social media company about the practice, the consumer group Which? has…
British digital bank Monzo has apologised and urged 480,000 customers to change their PINs after realising that some of them were being stored inappropriately.
Consumer spending in the UK has fallen to a new low amid continuing political and economic uncertainty.
One of retail tycoon Mike Ashley's key lieutenants has said that the Sports Direct group is not in crisis, and will continue to buy struggling retailers…
Spudulike, the baked potato chain, has collapsed leaving all 298 staff redundant and facing the agony of submitting claims for lost wages.
Time has run out for Belfast's iconic Harland and Wolff shipyard to find a buyer.
Dame Jayne-Anne Gadhia, one of Britain's most prominent businesswomen, is to make a surprising comeback to a frontline executive role by taking over the UK operations…
The changing face of British retailing will be underlined on Tuesday, when Boohoo Group, the wildly successful online-only fashion business, swoops to buy Karen Millen, one…
Mike Ashley's Sports Direct business has bought Jack Wills for £12.75m after the troubled fashion chain went into administration on Monday.
Two of the UK’s most well regarded businesswomen, Baroness Karren Brady of Knightsbridge CBE and Lady Michelle Mone, Baroness of Mayfair OBE, will be bringing their…
HSBC boss John Flint has fallen victim to a top-level reshuffle at the bank despite racking up a 16 per cent rise in first half profits.
Business owners who claim they were mis-sold taxpayer-backed loans by Royal Bank of Scotland will be given a new route to ask for compensation.
Just Eat is embroiled in a row with Danish authorities over more than £100 million in back taxes.
A strike planned by Heathrow Airport workers on Monday has been called off, as talks continue to stop a further walkout on Tuesday.
Royal Bank of Scotland has unveiled a bumper £1.7 billion dividend payout, delivering a welcome boost for shareholders including the British taxpayer.