The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
George Osborne will use sleight of hand to deliver a budget surplus on Wednesday when weak growth will force him to unveil more austerity, a leading…
Factory output in the eurozone grew in January at its fastest rate in more than six years, providing evidence that the single currency bloc is performing…
Britain’s biggest business lobby group will back remaining in the European Union after a poll of members found overwhelming support to stay.
The government has awarded 1,261 suppliers a place on its 'Digital Outcomes and Specialists' framework to ensure Whitehall uses SMEs in efforts to become more digital.
Innovation Birmingham has announced the winners of The Next Big Idea Contest in partnership with the DMZ at Ryerson University, one of the top ranked university…
Ten of the UK’s most exciting technology companies are in Kuala Lumpur today to pitch to government, the private sector and investors in Malaysia to win…
George Osborne will this week hit banks and insurers for billions of pounds in extra taxes as he unveils new spending cuts as he attempts to…
Nearly £100m of taxpayer funds is set to be pumped into a deal to salvage Scunthorpe steelworks.
Landlords of BHS have cast doubt on the future of the stricken retailer by warning the department store chain could collapse even if it agrees a…
Mind Candy, the British technology company behind the Moshi Monsters children’s game, has mortgaged its intellectual property as it faces growing losses.
Royal Bank of Scotland is facing fresh legal claims that could lead to billions of pounds in damages over allegations that good companies were forced out…
The internet is still run, funded and made by men – but women could take back tech, according to leading entrepreneur Baroness Martha Lane Fox.
Tim Farron will accuse the Government of “fawning” over global internet giants while neglecting small business in a speech in York today.
More than a quarter of UK workers worry that not making pension contributions are affecting their future
New Cutting Red Tape review launched into Local Authorities and results published from Care, Energy and Waste sector reviews