The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
MPs have strongly criticised the government for failing to prepare a policy on international investment agreements ready for Brexit, which the new administration has pledged will…
Nearly half of business owners fear they’ve held back their business by having a naive attitude towards cashflow during their company’s infancy.
Bakery chain Greggs said today that its sales for the first half were up 14 per cent on the previous year.
Workers at Harland and Wolff shipyard locked the gates yesterday and called on Boris Johnson to nationalise the site amid fears over its future.
Boris Johnson is playing “no-deal roulette” with the future of the Ellesmere Port car plant, unions have warned.
Starling Bank has partnered with SumUp, Europe’s leading mobile point of sale company, to provide small merchants with access to faster settlements.
Primark is demanding that landlords cut its shop rents by 30 per cent after struggling high street chains used insolvency tools to slash theirs.
The government is now "working on the assumption" of a no-deal Brexit, Michael Gove has said.
Lloyds Banking Group has apologised to Noel Edmonds and agreed a compensation deal with him following a fraud case.
Sports Direct says it regrets rescuing House of Fraser in its much-delayed results, which revealed a €674m (£605m) tax bill from Belgium authorities.
The chief executive of Vauxhall-owner PSA says it could move all production from its Ellesmere Port factory if Brexit makes it unprofitable.
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has warned the government that neither the UK nor the EU is ready for a no-deal Brexit on 31 October.
Two entrepreneurs who appeared on BBC’s Dragons’ Den have made about £4 million by selling their energy switching business to the owner of the Go Compare…
As Boris Johnson takes over the helm as the next British Prime Minister, the Birmingham Chambers of Commerce, and John Webber of Colliers International call for…
Growth Street, who are transforming the business overdraft, are currently providing just under £7.5m of overdraft-style credit lines for growing businesses in East Anglia.