The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Small business support group Enterprise Nation has announced it is to take a trade delegation to Dublin aimed at helping the growing number of British-based food…
Britain's economy has become less reliant on the crisis-hit EU than ever as exports to Europe continue to collapse.
Tapdaq, the in-app advertising platform for mobile developers cofounded by UK entrepreneurs has secured a Series A funding round of $6.5m.
With £100bn in its war chest and such growth potential from business, private equity companies are hunting for bargains
The Business Growth Fund (BGF) has reported a record level of investment in UK businesses with £50m of funding invested in January alone.
Nearly five per cent of Britain’s town and city centre shops have remained empty for more than three years, new research shows, in a stark reminder…
A partial break-up and privatisation of Network Rail is back on the agenda under a plan being drawn up by Nicola Shaw, the boss of HS1.
Cyber criminals are stealing money by hacking into people’s online tax returns on the website of HM Revenue & Customs and hijacking their self-assessment records.
Transport bosses in the capital are reportedly in "active discussions" with the technology giant in a bid to bring the revolutionary cars to the UK.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has declare support for councils to reverse a generation of "forced privatisation" of local services.
The Chair of GlaxoSmithKline, and former Chair of RBS and Sainsbury’s, Sir Philip Hampton, has been appointed to lead an independent review on increasing representation of…
US judge rules in favour of angry customer who demanded to see bank's internal report on money-laundering
Between them, the 92 companies named owed £1,873,712 in arrears, and cover sectors including hairdressing, social care, hospitality and security services.
Nearly a third of UK employees feel unsure about who to talk to or where to find help or support regarding metal health issues. In addition,…
Robots and artificial intelligence will have almost entirely replaced human workers within just 20 years, a world-leading expert on the subject has claimed.