The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
More than a quarter of people over the age of 55 have moved savings into unregulated investments in the hope of earning more income in retirement.
Leaving the EU would be bad for small businesses, Remain-backing minister Sajid Javid has said.
SMEs are showing increased frustration with high street banks, a new survey suggests.
A new national campaign has been launched to encourage more women to take up careers in manual trades, such as plumbing and construction.
The British Business Bank has launched the initial phase of Help to Grow, which is expected to support around £200m of growth loans in its first…
New research released ahead of the EU referendum, reveals that 87% Europeans living in the UK are worried about the potential impact of a Brexit vote,…
HSBC is strengthening its oversight of its safe-deposit boxes in the U.K. as the bank moves to bolster its defences against financial crimes.
A large percentage of British parents wish to start up their own business with increased flexibility being the main reason behind leaving their full time jobs.
Two thirds of European organisations now allow employees to work from home but many are still not taking advantage of this growing flexibility.
According to new research, 67% of British office workers admit to stealing from their office, costing UK companies over £190 million every year.
Lord Sugar has joined David Cameron's Government as an 'enterprise tsar' - the same post to one he held under Gordon Brown before he quit Labour…
The scale of the task facing George Osborne as he fights to get Britain’s finances in order looks as big as ever, the latest borrowing figures…
French finance officials have raided the Paris offices of US internet giant Google as part of a tax fraud investigation.
Twitter is overhauling some of its rules to try to make itself simpler to use and more attractive to newcomers.
The popularity of social media channels as a tool to engage with employees is waning, according to a survey of Communications professionals.