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Britain’s lost opportunity: New research reveals more businesses would be launched if people could find someone to do it with
Thursday 5 November 2026
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Britain’s lost opportunity: New research reveals more businesses would be launched if people could find someone to do it with
Women are increasingly becoming the job creators and growth drivers in the UK, according to new research from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).
The private rented sector is not meeting the housing needs of people with vulnerabilities and debt problems, according to a charity.
Bibby Financial Services (BFS) has provided a £2.5 million Invoice Discounting facility to Martin Aerospace, a manufacturer of component parts for the aviation sector.
The UK boss of one of Germany’s largest industrial firms has slammed the Conservative party for putting its own interests ahead of business in its Brexit…
Companies lost an estimated £14 million as a result of cargo theft on UK roads between April and June, according to new research.
Azzuri Group chief executive Steve Holmes says ‘a very challenging year from a cost perspective’ led to flat profits.
A fifth of Gourmet Burger Kitchen’s branches are to close after creditors approved the company’s restructuring plan
S4 Capital said it is in talks with ‘several digital marketing services businesses’ over a possible acquisition.
Shares in energy giant SSE have taken a hit amid fears its merger with rival npower has been left “in a shambles” after being delayed due…
Calls have been made for the Government to bring in an independent bailiff regulator after Citizens Advice recorded an increase in problems caused by debt collectors.
A controversial marketing campaign aimed at highlighting a regional business growth hub has been a success in terms of business sign ups and doubling online traffic…
Draper Esprit has taken a £6 million stake in Crowdcube to accelerate growth and continue its drive towards profitability in 2019.
Starling Bank, the mobile-only bank has become the first mobile-only bank to partner with the Post Office to offer Everyday Banking services to its customers.
Irish SMEs looking to secure investment have received a boost with the doubling of a fund that co-invests with so-called “business angels” to €40 million.