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The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
£10B merger between Sainsbury’s & Asda at advanced stage
Sainsbury and Asda, the second and third ranked food retailers in country, are in advanced talks about a shock tie-up that would create a more powerful rival to Tesco, the UK market leader.
UK business lags behind in offering flexible & remote working
The UK lags behind in the shift to flexible and remote working, putting more emphasis on effective meetings to coordinate scattered teams a new report has found.
One in six UK workers have lied on their CV
One in six UK workers have lied on their CV, new research has revealed.
35-50 year old Brits not prepared for retirement
A new survey has revealed that 65 per cent of 35-50 year olds do not believe they will have enough income to enjoy retirement and three in four feel less financially secure than their parents.
Blockchain entrepreneur VChain Technology wins Pitch@Palace 9.0
Pitch@Palace, the programme established by HRH The Duke of York to support Entrepreneurs with the expansion and acceleration of their business ideas, last night announced VChain Technology as the winner of Pitch@Palace 9.0 at St James’s Palace.
Lending data show women-led startups are more fundable, but men receive most of the cash
Women entrepreneurs and small business owners are 18 per cent more likely to receive business funding than men, but are 80 per cent less likely to apply for it, according to new research.
British gin buying service launches for retailers
The Great British Exchange has launched a gin buying service to help retail and hospitality buyers meet customer expectations for volume, newness and variety.
International Trademark Association supports World IP Day
The International Trademark Association (INTA) will celebrate World Intellectual Property (IP) Day on today by hosting a series of global events spanning three continents.
Party time over for jailed businesswomen
A North East businesswoman, who forged invoices to fraudulently pocket £87,000 in VAT refunds, has been jailed for not repaying the money she stole.
Number of UK firms in financial distress shoots up by a third in past year
The number of UK firms in financial distress has rocketed by a third from the same time last year, research out today has shown.
Investoo completes acquisition of Dutch cryptocurrency portal Cryptostart.nl
Leading performance marketing company in the finance, forex and cryptocurrency industry, Investoo Group, has completed the acquisition of Cryptostart.nl, a Dutch online portal for all cryptocurrencies in use worldwide.
Only a quarter of Brits now trust the media
Fake news stories are becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate from the truth. As such, just a quarter of people now claim to trust the media, dropping to just 22 per cent for the over 55s.
New survey shows that half of UK companies won’t be fully GDPR compliant by May deadline
A major survey by an international law firm has revealed that many companies are behind schedule to achieve Global Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance by the looming May deadline.
Royalties paid to songwriters & composers as international performance reaches record high
The PRS (Performing Right Society) is celebrating record financial results as they paid more royalties to music creators than ever before.
















