The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
The strength of UK technology innovation will be showcased to a national and international audience at Innovate 2016 this week in Manchester - November 2nd and…
Last night the man who has since the referendum stood between us and self-inflicted economic ruination, Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England (BOE),…
New research has revealed the masses amounts UK businesses lost last year as a result of incidents concerning cyber security.
A new government scheme where banks are to refer small businesses to alternative finance options after being turned down by a loan, launches today.
Meetzoo, the new app that aims to make business meetings more productive, has today launched its public fundraising campaign on Crowdcube, the UK’s leading equity crowdfunding…
As expected, a ruling made today is bound to affect Uber's business model as drivers are declared as workers and not self-employed.
Almost a third of 18-24 year olds have started or are considering starting a business and they are three times as likely to write a business…
Seven in ten businesses leaders and managers have admitted they have not taken any action to protect their business and employees from financial fraud, new research…
Black Friday is now the UK’s biggest online shopping day of the Christmas season, as revealed by a new study.
British businesses are losing nearly £280 million each year as a result of women being forced out of their jobs by pregnancy and maternity discrimination, according…
According to new research of 1,200 UK workers, four in 10 workers have made a huge mistake in an interview, with 8 per cent stating that…
Despite the company's post-Brexit fears, Nissan have announced that it will build new models at its Sunderland plant.
More than £260m of fraud is going unreported by small businesses every year as they experience a surge in scams, according to new research.
The results of a large-scale study of more than 24,000 consumers in 12 countries identifies a tipping point between digital and traditional customer service.
The financial education of young people is voted the initiative that most people want banks to invest in.