The Bank of England has warned Britain would be tipped into a recession worse than the financial crisis in the event of a no-deal brexit
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The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
‘No Deal’ Brexit will be a catastrophic blow to British auto industry
Three quarters of UK automotive businesses fear a ‘no-deal’ Brexit will threaten their future viability, according to a new member survey announced by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) at its 102nd annual dinner in London this evening.
Bank of England issues stark warning over no deal Brexit
The Bank of England has warned the pound would crash, inflation soar, interest rates would have to rise and Britain’s growth would plummet
Here’s what items are considered the most unwanted Christmas gifts
Socks are the gifts men would be least impressed to find under the Christmas tree, while women are most disappointed with cosmetic sets..
Denmark’s biggest bank faces money laundering charges
Denmark’s top prosecution authority says it has filed preliminary charges against the country’s biggest bank for alleged money laundering
Lack of technology adoption stifling growth for three out of four UK SMEs
Research has shown that three quarters of UK SMEs may be failing to embrace workplace technologies such as cloud, mobile working and BYOD, stifling their growth, productivity and employee engagement.
BizSpace opens new business centre to support Cardiff’s SMEs and entrepreneurs
BizSpace, the UK’s largest provider of flexible workspace with offices and workshops across Britain, has officially opened its first business centre in Wales.
Britain will be worse off under every Brexit option, Government analysis finds
Withdrawal from the European Union under the Government’s plans could cut the UK’s GDP by up to 3.9% over the next 15 years, according ..
Wagamama takeover approved despite hefty opposition
The Restaurant Group has clinched approval for its controversial takeover of the Wagamama chain, despite a significant level of opposit..
Employees would rather take part in Christmas activity than head to the pub
As employers prepare for their annual festivities, the mental health charity Mind has released new research suggesting that 1 in 3 employees would rather take part in a Christmas activity than head to the pub.
Morses Club awards hundreds of employees almost £1,000 each in shares
Hundreds of employees at doorstep lender Morses Club are in line for a windfall worth almost £1,000 after the company announced a share..
Costs set to increase for homes and businesses generating own energy
Homes and businesses that generate their own electricity could end up paying extra charges under proposals set out by the energy watchdog
Research reveals how much money gets spent on Christmas presents every minute around the world
Findings released today from Ecard Shack reveal how much money gets spent on Christmas presents every minute in December.
On The Beach posts higher profits despite heatwave hit to demand
On The Beach has become the latest holiday provider to unveil a hit to demand as a result of the summer heatwave.
Just 5% of oil and gas firms think Brexit will have positive effect, survey says
Only 5% of oil and gas companies think Brexit will have a positive impact on the UK Continental Shelf, according to a new survey.
