The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
The former chairman of Patisserie Valerie has revealed that his ego took such a battering after the cake and cafe chain’s collapse that he considered fleeing…
On Tuesday 4 June in Luton, Robert Dass pleaded guilty to two counts under the Private Security Industry Act; of working as an unlicensed security director…
We have a long history of trying to use animals as spies, weapons and warning systems, but the latest plans to use marine organisms as motion…
Preparing for Brexit has cost the UK government £97m in consultancy fees, the National Audit Office has revealed.
Bank overdraft fees are to undergo a major shake-up, which the UK financial regulator is calling the biggest overhaul for a generation.
Britain’s luxury sector grew by nearly 50 per cent in four years, contributing £48 billion to the economy in 2017, according to a report for Walpole,…
The competition watchdog will be flooded by more than 50 new cases if Britain leaves the European Union without a deal, requiring up to a quarter…
Ford's engine plant in Bridgend will close in September 2020, union sources have said, with the loss of 1,700 jobs.
Employers should encourage staff to take up lunchtime spin classes or yoga in a bid to tackle obesity, health officials said.
Passengers can look forward to shorter queues to get through security at Heathrow airport under plans to permit liquids and laptops being carried through inside hand…
The Welsh Government has officially shifted its position on Brexit. It will now primarily argue for the UK to stay in the EU
AMGO, if you haven’t heard of it, is a Stockholm based iGaming company that is growing bigger by the day.
An announcement on the proposed closure of Ford's Bridgend plant will be made on Thursday after Ford Europe asked to meet union leaders at its Essex headquarters…
BT is preparing to close about 90 per cent of its offices in Britain as the former state monopoly implements a cost-cutting and modernisation drive, involving…
18,000 Arcadia group workers could be facing redundancy as Sir Philip Green's firm delayed a crunch vote on restructuring plans for a week.