News
Scotland faces risk of capital flight
Bank lays out possible scenario comparable to that seen in some eastern European countries following the collapse of the Soviet Union
Tuesday 22 September 2026
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Bank lays out possible scenario comparable to that seen in some eastern European countries following the collapse of the Soviet Union
Despite the ongoing concerns over access to finance, charges and calling in loans, small business owners remain reluctant to switch banks according to the latest research…
The North West’s SMEs are ready to invest more than £8bn of their own turnover into the UK in the next 12 months as their confidence…
Firms that need to show exactly how their hi-tech products work can call on award-winning young entrepreneurs Elliott Whiteley and Gareth Humphreys, who are able to create…
Growth predicted to rise to 3.0 per cent in 2014 and CBI unveils businesses’ priorities ahead of 2015 general election
Workaholic Brits will spend more than three times as many hours with their office colleagues than with their children – new research has found.
Commons Treasury committee raises concerns about powers of HMRC to remove cash from bank accounts without a court order.
Barclays is set to cut more than a quarter of the staff in its investment banking arm as part of a radical overhaul of the lender…
Andrew Esson, Managing Director, Quick Hydraulics tells us how having the nerve to acquire a business while the economy was still in the depths of recession,…
Optimism amongst the UK’s smaller manufacturers has surged to its highest level since records began in 1988, according to the CBI’s latest SME Trends Survey.
We talk to Andrew Churchill, Managing Director, JJ Churchill who are a third generation family company expanding into Mexico who site the catalyst for their growth…
Over 450,000 private sector jobs will be created in the next 12 months, with a year until the General Election, the Chancellor will be satisfied as…
Optimism amongst the UK's smaller manufacturers has surged to its highest level since records began in 1988, according to the CBI's latest SME Trends Survey.
Almost half of SME owners and managers in the UK are concerned that the World Cup will have a negative impact on their business, a recent…
Britain's reliance on consumer spending to drive growth leaves economy vulnerable to rate rises, analysis suggests