The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Dragons' Den star Duncan Bannatyne has announced that he will step down after the current series of the hit BBC show due to 'other business commitments'
On 10th July, the UK faces the largest one-day strike over pay by public sector workers since 2010. Up to a million local government workers, civil…
The divergent attitudes between Britain’s large companies and small firms towards investment, despite widespread confidence in the economic recovery, is revealed in a series of reports…
Female entrepreneurs following in the footsteps of Jo Malone MBE, Hilary Devey CBE, Kelly Hoppen MBE and Cath Kidston MBE are being sought as the 2014…
As many as two thirds of Britons employed in workplaces where they have access to highly sensitive and confidential information have admitted that they use their…
British consumers exploit cheap car finance deals to buy models with lower running costs as sales rise 10.6% in first half of 2014
We're much better off than we were in 1975 and each successive cohort has been better off.
House prices in London have jumped by the highest amount in 27 years, as the capital's property market continues to pull away from the rest of…
Interest rates will not recover to their pre-crisis levels because “things have changed,” the Governor of the Bank of England said on Friday.
East Anglia’s leading enterprise agency is urging businesses in the region to access free, impartial support and funding of up to £25k.
High street sales growth slowed markedly in the year to June, although the pace is expected to pick up next month. That’s according to the latest…
Ten National Business Awards semi finalists pitched their business to a live audience and a panel of judges at Liverpool’s St George’s Hall yesterday.
Business Secretary, Vince Cable, came face-to-face with bionic limbs, an airship and a model of a hypersonic aircraft today when he launched a new report –…
Government puts onus on employers in response to report by business leaders calling for increased minimum wage
The saying goes 'you don't choose your family', but it seems some Brits do - as their business partners.