The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Mike Ashley’s bid to add Debenhams to his high street empire looks to have been dealt a fatal blow after the embattled department store chain moved closer to being placed in the hands of its bondholders, sending its already-depressed shares tumbling.
Gay dating app Grindr is up for sale by its Chinese parent company, Kunlun Group, media reports say.
Embattled retail boss Sir Philip Green is reportedly looking to sever his ties with as many as 67 Arcadia stores in a bid to save the troubled fashion firm.
Debenhams moved one step closer to carrying out its major restructuring plan this morning after revealing that it has secured the support of bondholders.
The government has rejected the Revoke Article 50 petition on Wednesday, despite more than 5.8m people signing the petition.
he Department for Transport (DfT) held no face-to-face meetings with the backers of the ferry-less shipping firm Seaborne Freight.
McDonald’s is buying an artificial intelligence start-up to help serve up data-driven meal choices.
The Scottish Parliament are to vote over backing to revoke Article 50, following Scottish Green Party debate on Wednesday.
Barclays has unveiled a £14bn lending fund for SMEs to help them through Brexit uncertainty, they have held over 100 “Brexit clinics.”
Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct is considering a £61.4m bid to take full control of Debenhams.
Speed limiting technology looks set to become mandatory for all vehicles sold in Europe from 2022, after new rules were provisionally agreed by the EU.
A Ryanair attempt to make fun of British Airways on Twitter after a flight mistakenly went to Edinburgh instead of Düsseldorf has backfired.
New research from Barclaycard reveals that a Chief Financial Officer’s (CFO’s) leadership style and willingness to invest in their financial and accounting software has a tangible impact on their business’ bottom line.
Britons who get their broadband from the UK’s biggest suppliers are the “most likely” to be getting a bad deal, reports Which?
Airbus has secured an order from China for 300 jets, in a deal estimated to be worth tens of billions of dollars.
