The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
The French owner of Vauxhall has given the under-pressure automotive industry a boost by confirming its intention to build the new Astra in Britain, but warned…
Apple’s design guru Sir Jonathan Ive has announced he is leaving the tech giant to form his own studio after nearly 30 years with the business.
Ofcom boss warns that new rules and age checks to control web giants could damage press freedom if they are too 'blunt'
The rise in numbers of £1m homes was seen in Scotland, Wales, the Midlands and in the north of England - but London saw a fall
Study will also look at how to enhance the natural environment and build a resilient and sustainable agriculture sector.
Britain’s biggest specialist bathroom retailer has gone into administration, threatening more than 500 jobs.
Bitcoin soared to its highest value since January last year yesterday before crashing back down again in a rollercoaster few hours that were dramatic even by…
Sotheby’s inflated the price of artworks by tens of millions of pounds to help to defraud a Russian billionaire, court documents allege.
New research has revealed that as many as 89,000 people may be turning up to work hungover or under the influence of alcohol every day, costing…
Troubled fashion chain Bonmarché has warned that trading in the first quarter has been "poor" and reversed its opposition to the £5.7m takeover offer from UK…
A number of the United States’ biggest chip makers have sold millions of dollars of products to Huawei despite a Trump administration ban on the sale…
A profit warning by Daimler sent tremors throughout the European car industry yesterday.
The British car industry has warned the government that border delays could cost it up to £50,000 per minute if the country leaves the European Union…
The Ministry of Justice has admitted overcharging the public by £18.4m in court fees in their 2017-18 annual report.
Online fashion retailer MySale has been put up for sale, the company was previously backed by Mike Ashley and Sir Philip Green.