The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
A celebrated painting by British artist David Hockney has been sold at Christie's in New York for just over $90m (£70m) - an auction record for…
Facebook faces a new controversy over alleged tactics it used to discredit its critics, embarrass rival firms and downplay problems at the company.
Sterling rose against the US dollar and euro, but FTSE 100 financial stocks remained under pressure.
The latest Lloyds Bank Business and Charity Index reveals that over a third of London SME organisations lack the basic digital skills that could drive growth.
Virgin Media and EE have been fined a combined £13.3 million by regulator Ofcom for overcharging nearly 500,000 phone and broadband customers who wanted to leave…
Consumers are more likely to think house prices will increase by the end of 2019 than property professionals, a survey suggests.
A flurry of Tory MPs – including European Research Group chairman Jacob Rees-Mogg – have said they have lost confidence in Theresa May.
The average property now takes nearly a week longer to sell than it did a year ago, according to an analysis of cities and major towns.
Nearly two thirds of the UK’s bank branch network has been lost over the past 30 years, analysis from Which? suggests.
A third of parents say caving into pester power from their child has caused them to go overdrawn or take on new credit, a survey has…
The boss of beleaguered cake chain Patisserie Valerie has stepped down as the company installs a new CEO to lead its recovery.
Sterling fell sharply against most major currencies, dropping 1.8% to 1.28 US dollars and 1.8% to 1.13 euro.
The pound plummeted on Thursday as a series of ministerial resignations dealt a blow to Theresa May’s Brexit deal.
Quorn Foods is making Brexit contingency plans as it opens a new facility to keep up with rising demand for alternatives to meat.
Sales at Asda increased in the three months to the end of September as more than 100,000 new customers shopped at the supermarket.