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Richard Branson calls for new Brexit vote
Sir Richard Branson says, despite a delay to Brexit, the UK is "dangerously close to full scale disaster".
Tuesday 3 November 2026
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Sir Richard Branson says, despite a delay to Brexit, the UK is "dangerously close to full scale disaster".
Retail giant Next has said if the UK leaves the EU with a no-deal, lower trade tariffs could save the retailer up to £15m enabling price…
Bott and Co, the UK’s leading flight delay compensation law firm, has found that the number of delays and cancellations for flights departing UK airports has…
KFC has warned they could see another chicken shortage, if the UK crashes out of the EU with a no-deal.
Businesses that commit food fraud in order to lower costs or boost supplies could soon face criminal prosecutions.
Travel firm Thomas Cook is closing 21 stores across the country and cutting more than 300 jobs.
Sainsbury's and Asda have said they would sell between 125 and 150 supermarkets and a number of convenience stores if allowed to merge.
Whilst Theresa May is appealing to the 27 EU leaders to delay Brexit until 30 June in Brussels on Thursday, a petition calling for the government…
Debenhams is close to receiving a £200m lifeline from lenders that would prevent the department store falling into the hands of largest shareholder Mike Ashley.
Plans to close 27 Giraffe and Ed's Easy Diner restaurants have been approved by creditors, putting hundreds of jobs at risk.
Scams in which criminals trick bank customers into paying them money out of their bank accounts jumped by 45% in the second half of last year.
The passwords of millions of Facebook users were accessible by up to 20,000 employees of the social network, it has been reported.
Tech giant Google has been issued with a £1.27bn fine by the European Commission for alleged illegal practices in search advertising.
Lorraine Kelly has escaped a £1.2 million tax bill after a judge described her as an 'entertaining lady' who is her own boss.
Jim Ratcliffe’s chemicals giant Ineos has bought Britain’s most successful road cycling team in recent years, Team Sky.