The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Head of a UN trade panel has warned US plan to raise tariffs on Chinese goods next month would have "massive" implications for global economy
The University of Cambridge is celebrating the largest single donation to an English university, after announcing a gift of £100m from the financier David Harding to…
New figures released today reveals the true impact of Brexit on the UK’s workforce with nearly two thirds of businesses plan to hire part-time staff over full-time…
Hermes, the delivery firm, has struck a deal with the GMB union to offer couriers paid holiday and guaranteed wage rates.
Debenhams may close 20 stores this year under restructure as fights for survival
Nissan has confirmed that the new X-Trail originally planned for its Sunderland plant will instead be made in Japan.
Staff made redundant by Patisserie Valerie have told the BBC they have not been paid for their final month's work.
Now in its fifth year, Maserati continues to recognise the value of Britain’s entrepreneurs and has once again opened up nominations to the general public for…
Women across the West Midlands whose retirement age has been pushed back by several years could get a free travel pass early, it was revealed today.
Seven councils in England are suing Barclays over bank loans worth more than £500m they claim they were fraudulently sold.
Former business secretary Sir Vince Cable has hit out at “shocking” evidence that appears to suggest the pay of RBS’s top brass within its controversial global…
Incidents of shoplifting in UK supermarkets rose by nearly 8% between 2014 and 2017, according to figures gathered by the Press Association (PA).
Sports Direct owner Mike Ashley looks set to buy Sofa.com after a rival suitor dropped out.
The Oddbins off-licence chain has gone into administration, putting hundreds of jobs at risk.
UK manufacturers prepared for Brexit by stockpiling raw materials at a record pace last month, a closely-watched survey has suggested.