
Apple officially confirmed its plans to phase out iTunes
Following months of rumors, the firm revealed it will be killing off the 18-year-old music library in favor of its three newer entertainment apps: Apple Music,…
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK

Following months of rumors, the firm revealed it will be killing off the 18-year-old music library in favor of its three newer entertainment apps: Apple Music,…

The European Patent Office (EPO) has announced the finalists for the European Inventor Award 2019.

Analysis from Sterling has exposed a concerning level of inconsistency in background screening across the charity sector, with a lack of robust employment checks exposing many…

British Airways will resume flights to Pakistan on Sunday, more than 10 years after a hotel bombing led to the route being suspended.

President Donald Trump has arrived in London and up to 250,000 protesters are set to descend on the streets of London to disrupt his visit tomorrow.

The government’s plan to crack down on junk food TV advertising is an “irrelevant symbolic gesture” that will damage business for broadcasters and advertisers, a damning…

Amazon is sponsoring ten pop-up shops across Britain over the next year to give a hundred small online-only brands a physical presence, in an attempt to…

Seventy percent of small businesses fail to secure external finance at the first attempt, a study has revealed, with weak management teams often to blame.

The fate of Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia retail empire will be decided this week, when landlords and other creditors vote on a plan to close shops…

UK energy firm Ineos is to invest $2bn (£1.6bn) in building its first ever manufacturing plants in Saudi Arabia.

The average Brit doesn’t begin to worry about their debt until it hits £6,012, a study has found.

New Chinese tariffs of up to 25% have been imposed on $60bn (£46bn) worth of US goods.

Companies that use high-pressure or bullying tactics to sell funeral plans could face fines and criminal charges, the government says.

Struggling Metro Bank has stopped lending money on commercial property as it tries to shore up its finances.

British retail tycoon Sir Philip Green has been charged in the US with four counts of misdemeanour assault.