The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Uber's licence has been rejected by officials in a third major city amid concerns over the number of complaints made about the ride-hailing firm.
HMRC’s appeal on the rights of farmers to reclaim VAT on the purchase of SFPEs has been rejected in a case taken to the Court of…
New research finds a huge worry given an ageing population as 70.8 per cent of UK workers reveal discrimination around age is common in their workplace
New research finds nearly one in four employees waste between 3 and 6 hours each week due to technology problems
Nine cyber security firms have been chosen to take part in the second GCHQ Cyber Accelerator, which is aimed at helping UK startups take the lead…
Jaguar Land Rover’s venture capital arm has completed investments in 11 companies in the UK, US and Hong Kong in 2017
More than a quarter of family business owners are concerned their company will die out when they retire
Applications are open for the first of the Mayor of London’s TechInvest events for which will take place on January 18, 2018.
Apple is close to acquiring Shazam, the popular app that lets people identify any song, TV show, film or advert in seconds
Sadiq Khan has commissioned studies to measure the impact of Brexit on London.
Private bank Coutts has announced that it has no plans to invest in bitcoin because the cryptocurrency has "nothing but sentiment" behind it.
People & businesses may struggle to find free-to-use cash machines under proposals to shut hundreds of ATMs as part of an overhaul of the 70,000-strong Link…
Welcoming today’s announcement of a deal at stage one of the Brexit negotiations, the Forum of Private Business is calling on the government to better understand…
There may have been a wintry chill in the air this weekend but Saturday saw the UK’s small business community benefit from the warmth of the…
Gig economy workers wrongly labelled as self-employed could be missing out on over £22,000 in employer pension contributions, according to research by the Pensions Policy Institute…