The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Shopping centre owner Intu is planning to vote against Sir Philip Green's revised proposals to save his Arcadia retail empire.
Virgin Trains is launching a bid for survival today with plans for a budget rail service where standing in carriages is not allowed.
Despite client experience being one of the most important drivers of growth for an accounting firm, new research has revealed that many small business owners wouldn't…
The UK risks losing its position as a world leader in mobile connectivity, Britain's mobile operators are warning.
The Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors has today urged the government to introduce legislation to establish a new audit regulator before the end of 2019 ‘under…
Debenhams is to shrink about a third of its remaining department stores in a final attempt to survive online competition.
Britain’s economy shrank far more sharply than expected in April as car factory closures planned in case of a no-deal Brexit took their toll.
A record low number of small businesses are expecting to grow this year and their owners are in despair about Brexit and rising labour costs.
MPs are to launch an inquiry into the UK's steel industry after the collapse of one of the sector's biggest firms.
The second of two 12-hour strikes has begun at Glasgow and Aberdeen airports.
Next year's early May bank holiday will be moved back by four days for the whole of the UK to coincide with the 75th anniversary of…
The UK and South Korea have signed an in principle free trade agreement (FTA) that seeks to maintain existing trade arrangements post-Brexit.
Transport giant FirstGroup could sue the government if it fails to renegotiate terms on its struggling South Western Railway franchise.
Thomas Cook’s biggest shareholder has held talks about buying its beleaguered tour operating business — a move that would see it pass into Chinese ownership.
Hundreds of business chiefs have written to Conservative leadership candidates urging them to abandon plans for a no-deal Brexit.