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Confidence amongst UK SMEs is on the rise, according to new data.
Thursday 5 November 2026
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Confidence amongst UK SMEs is on the rise, according to new data.
Small and medium-sized business owners view Margaret Thatcher as the best Prime Minister for SMEs over the past 30 years, according to new research.
Small and medium-sized UK businesses are being severely impacted by chronic reductions in working capital, according to new research of over 1,000 SMEs.
A new Index reveals that talent management will be a major challenge for half of UK SMEs over the next 12 months.
For the second year in a row small and medium sized enterprises based in the East of England are saving the most money in their business…
Research has found that making a good first impression is a rare skill.
While most workers favour full time employment, significant proportions would consider gig work and other flexible options such as zero hours contracts, according to a survey…
Only 2 per cent of consumers believe speed is more important than security when completing an online transaction.
A study into the technology priorities, pain points and challenges facing businesses in the UK and across the globe reveals that for 48 per cent of…
Over half of UK employees feel guilty about taking sick days, with the majority stating that this is because they are leaving their team in the…
Half of office workers in the UK admit they are unproductive for up to an hour every day, the equivalent of over 21 million work days…
Last Thursday evening saw over 300 leading entrepreneurs and early-stage business investors gather at The Dorchester Hotel in London for UK Business Angels Association's annual UK…
The world’s biggest international business festival hosted in Liverpool has boosted UK trade and investment by £600m, according to new research.
Latest findings suggest UK desk workers receive woefully inadequate training and support – which could lead to potentially widespread health issues.
New research reveals that 62 per cent of SMEs do not know how much revenue they lost in the last financial year from lapsed customers.