Category: News

CCJs against businesses reach alarming new levels signalling businesses are under increasing financial stress

Provisional figures released today indicate an increase in the number of young people, aged under 19, earning and learning on apprenticeships, and also growth in higher level apprenticeships.

Customer satisfaction in the utilities sector is improving faster than in any other industry, while banks and building societies have stalled

More than £50 billion was wiped from the value of Britain’s biggest businesses yesterday as the stock market plunged to its lowest level for four years.

Two thirds of UK staff admit they have never received personal finance education such as how to manage everyday spending and saving

Over 75 per cent of over 55’s claim they are more productive in a quiet and calm office.

Unemployment in Britain has dropped to its lowest rate in a decade, as the economy becomes a “jobs-creating machine”.

The number of self-employed people has risen by 98,000 in the three months leading up to November 2015, compared to the same period in 2014, according to figures from the ONS.

New research has uncovering the shopping habits of women across the UK, has revealed retailers are missing out on an annual spend worth £9bn through not engaging with shoppers who are increasingly researching fashion choices before purchasing.

Jeremy Clarkson named the UK’s most searched company director after founding three ‘Chump’ companies following his BBC ‘fracas’

Bad weather conditions are hitting the revenues of over two thirds of small to medium sized businesses in the UK according to new research.

Entrepreneur of the Year 2015 joins leading UK business owners to highlight dangers TTIP poses to British business

Confidence among small businesses in Wales has fallen back into negative territory for the first time in almost two years, according to new figures.

The latest jobs cuts at Tata Steel are “deeply disappointing”, small business minister Anna Soubry said.