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Majority of UK SMEs admit to having no succession plan
Over 61 per cent of UK SMEs admit to having no clear plan in place to ensure their business does not suffer when a key employee…
Thursday 5 November 2026
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Over 61 per cent of UK SMEs admit to having no clear plan in place to ensure their business does not suffer when a key employee…
Pitch@Palace, the initiative established by The Duke of York to support entrepreneurs by putting them in front of an audience of prestigious influencers such as CEOs,…
With the UK at a crossroads, facing Brexit negotiations and the adoption of new technologies that will define prosperity for generations, the CBI is calling on…
Research reveals that despite four in five professionals believing data skills will be important for their career progression in the future.
The average British adult spends an average of 57 minutes on their gadgets in bed before going to sleep, according to new research.
Platform eyes European expansion to offer EU businesses access to Europe’s largest crowdfunding community.
Following the surprise election announcement, a revealing new poll suggests that the government has the backing of SMEs on Brexit as more said they were confident…
New research has revealed that 65 per cent of jobseekers say nerves prevent them ‘showing off their true ability’ in interviews, while nearly half say they…
New research reveals UK adults are baffled by business terminology with one in four admitting to not knowing what a PLC is.
Today Sir Richard Branson and Virgin Media Business launch Voom Pitch, the UK and Ireland’s biggest pitching competition.
A nationwide competition to seek out early stage business talent amongst the student population has been launched Wednesday 3rd May.
Businesses are underestimating the important impact that the office environment can have on their bottom line as the quality of office environments is a significant influence…
High levels of testosterone can give individuals the push they need to work for themselves according to new research.
It found that more than half of UK workers are currently going to work when their performance is negatively affected by work-related health issues
According to new research, more than eight in ten Brits think businesses over-complicate workplace benefits, making them difficult to understand, and hard to use or claim.