The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
HP Sauce has changed its label for the first time in 123 years to reflect the fact that Big Ben is currently draped in scaffolding.
A group of FTSE 100 chiefs will meet US President Donald Trump during his state visit to the UK next week along with the heads of…
JP Morgan will pay $5m (£3.9m) to settle a discrimination case involving parental leave for fathers.
House prices in May fell 0.2% from April in what Nationwide building society described as a subdued market.
When George Osborne was running the Treasury, his love-in with the People’s Republic led some to suggest that in a perfect world he wanted the Chinese…
Households are feeling more optimistic about the outlook for the economy and their personal finances even though Brexit uncertainty continues to weigh on confidence.
The British yachtbuilder Princess has nearly trebled profits thanks to the re-emergence of affluent American buyers.
The world’s largest taxi-hailing company has posted a loss of $1.01 billion in its maiden results after a lacklustre flotation earlier this month.
The Confederation of British Industry has warned Conservative leadership candidates over leaving the EU without a deal.
Code Ninjas, America’s number one kid’s coding franchise, has landed on British soil. Code Ninjas offers after-school programmes and camps that teach kids how to code…
The proportion of small businesses predicting growth for the next three-months has fallen to 34% - its lowest level for eight successive quarters and, for the…
Factory shutdowns designed to cope with disruption from a 29 March Brexit, slashed UK car production in April by almost a half.
Many may not know about the gaming industry in the UK, but it is a very cherished sector of the Island's economy.
The big five European leagues generated a record €15.6bn (£13.8bn) in revenue in 2017-18, a 6% annual increase, according to new figures from Deloitte.
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Tuesday that there will be no renegotiation over Theresa May’s agreed deal.