The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
To celebrate the launch of their new video, Eyetease, the company famed for bringing digital advertising technology to the roofs of London taxis, will be giving away £160,000 worth of free advertising on over 400 taxitop screens in London, in partnership with Verifone Media.
Over half of smaller business owners say their company’s growth is being held back by the amount of time they have to dedicate to business administration, according to new research.
A survey of UK entrepreneurs and business owners has revealed that they aren’t interested in which politicians or personalities come out in support of the remain or leave sides.
Britons over the age of 60 are the fastest growing group of people taking to contactless card payments, according to Barclaycard.
Research from the Association of Accounting Technicians (ATT) found that 175,000 of small businesses have kept on at least half of their apprentices after the training period
Sports stars, celebrities and wealthy entrepreneurs can look forward to more scrutiny of their finances from by the tax man.
The Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) is calling on HMRC to postpone the introduction of quarterly digital reporting by at least a year after the announcement of a delay to the consultation process because of the EU referendum.
A new report suggests that making an entrepreneurship programme available to all pre-release prisoners could save the government up to £1.4 billion annually, at the maximum cost of £82 million – providing a 17x return on investment
If you want professional pride, get out of the office, avoid customers and start producing something with your hands. At least, those are the findings of a new study into professional pride across the UK’s largest industries.
As the EU referendum draws nearer it has been announced that the value of exports from Britain to the EU has plummeted by a fifth over the past decade with leave campaigners saying that the figures proved the ‘failure’ of the single market whilst the remain camp insists access to trading bloc was vital to economic success
MPs have raised concerns over millions of people’s pensions which may fall through a gap in regulation.
Government is seeking evidence on economic and personal impact on why black and minority ethnic (BME) people find it more difficult to progress into managerial and senior positions than their white counterparts.
The hunt to find Britain’s best manufacturers is on. EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation, is launching the 8th annual Future Manufacturing Awards, designed to find Britain’s unsung manufacturing heroes and most outstanding apprentices.
Commonwealth business leaders, speaking on behalf of firms from Commonwealth countries across the globe, have said that membership of the EU makes the UK a more attractive place to invest and helps make the EU more outward looking.
Bank of England holds Interest Rates steady with Governor Mark Carney warning that a Brexit could create a UK wide recession
