The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
A recent poll has revealed that one in five Britons would support the introduction of a daily siesta in the UK; in addition to finding that…
The Business Growth Fund (BGF) is celebrating five years of growth in London and the South East, having invested nearly £200m since it was founded.
Creative entrepreneurs across the coastline of Kent are set to benefit from a £90m government cash injection.
UK economic prospects are facing a threat on ‘two fronts’ as volatile financial markets and new regulation continue to take their toll, according to a new…
Banks will fight off competition from non-traditional lenders and continue to dominate the borrowing market over the next decade, a Deloitte report has suggested.
More than 500m cheques were written in 2015, confounding expectations that the payment method is disappearing.
The Chancellor warns voters not to "knowingly vote for a recession", with Vote Leave saying his claims are "deeply biased"
Leaders from some of Britain’s top SME construction sector feel their business would benefit from leaving the EU.
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…
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,…
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…
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…
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…