The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
The number of women in senior leadership positions at venture capital (VC) firms in the UK has failed to increase in two years, despite a renewed…
Lifesaver and F1 have partnered to create F1Power; an unlimited mobile power bank service that will be available to all fans attending the British Grand Prix…
Sir Kim Darroch has resigned from his post as UK ambassador to the US, saying his leaked about President Donald Trump have made it “impossible” to…
Advisory firm Begbies Traynor has reported a sharp rise in their annual profit and revenue due to a higher number of business failures.
Sir James Dyson has bought what is thought to be Singapore's biggest and most expensive penthouse flat.
The government's Brexit ferry programme was "rushed and risky", according to a cross-party group of MPs, who confirmed the botched project had cost £85m.
The Irish private equity firm that rescued Patisserie Valerie from administration is closing another 14 cafés, with up to 100 job losses expected.
The Financial Conduct Authority and the National Crime Agency have been asked by MPs to investigate allegations that banks forged signatures on legal documents used to…
A day after British Airways was fined a record £183 million over a data hack, Marriott International was told it was receiving a £99 million penalty…
Online delivery firm Ocado has revealed that the fire which ripped through its Andover warehouse in February cost £110m.
The government is pumping nearly £40m into improving the infrastructure for electric vehicles despite a sharp drop in hybrid car sales.
Most people who try self-employment “fail quickly” and very few go on to employ others or create significant ventures, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
Virgin Trains may move into Spain’s railways after being disqualified from bidding for new British contracts for refusing to take on pension liabilities.
Debenhams urges Sports Direct to drop legal challenge against store closures
Around 100 jobs are at risk at Asos’s London headquarters as the online retailer battles with slumping sales.