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50 parties vie to buy BHS
The administrators for BHS say they have been approached by 50 parties interested in buying all, or part, of the failed retailer.
Thursday 5 November 2026
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
The administrators for BHS say they have been approached by 50 parties interested in buying all, or part, of the failed retailer.
American presidential hopeful Donald Trump launched an attack on remittance payments from the US to Mexico.
Long-term unemployed young people will be benefiting from Barnardo’s innovative ‘On Track’ tailored employment support programme with Santander.
Over three quarters of UK SME owners admit that risk of debt prevents them from seeking external funds, according to new research, indicating that a ‘non-borrowing…
Small Business Saturday, the nationwide campaign to support and promote the UK’s five million small businesses – will be celebrated this year on Saturday December 3rd.
UK small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) are losing more than £9bn from invoice fraud every year.
Enterprise for London’s Start & Grow programme has been launched to support and progress aspiring entrepreneurs and new start-ups.
A new survey of business decision makers conducted by YouGov has shown that EU referendum voting intentions amongst business leaders are much more evenly divided.
Output in the manufacturing sector was stable over the past quarter, but orders fell, according to the latest CBI quarterly Industrial Trends Survey.
Australians say their country is crying out for business acumen from the UK
Labour’s Shadow Treasury Minister Rob Marris MP has called on the Government to go further than recently announced UK Budget measures when it comes to tackling…
Premier League football club Tottenham Hotspur saw shares traded at their highest price and levels since the company delisted from AIM in 2012 in a share…
The government is set to make changes to UK employment rules following publication of a new report suggesting British entrepreneurship is being stifled.
A digital divide is opening up across the British economy, with just over half of “pioneer” firms adopting digital technologies and processes, while the other half…
From lifts and loos, to signs and websites, UK businesses could be missing out a market worth up to £212billion by not providing basic services to…