Category: News

A national enterprise campaign is offering British start-ups a unique opportunity to get their products into a top department store via a Dragon’s Den-style pitch.

The UK’s most senior business leaders are getting new advice on how to better tackle the growing cyber threats to their companies.

Chancellor George Osborne has been speaking about his plan to set up a state-backed small business bank, which is the latest in a line of initiatives intended to crack one of the government’s most intractable problems: how to get credit flowing to small companies.

Hundreds of thousands of UK businesses are due a hefty tax rebate from the Inland Revenue, according to capital allowances tax specialists, CA Tax Solutions.

One of the reasons that there are fewer employment tribunals – as shown by the latest statistics – is that companies are better prepared than ever in how to manage them, according to the employment law specialist Bibby Consulting & Support, which literally puts small businesses in the dock with mock tribunals.

Barclays is offering its SME customers an instant cashback injection of two percent on loans, which will immediately boost a business’ cash flow.

Fifty per cent of businesses add more to their IT systems than is necessary, making for a complex environment that is expensive to support.

Norman Lamb, Minister for Employment Relations, has today taken the move of naming an employer under the BIS Scheme for naming employers who flout National Minimum Wage (NMW) law.

New proposals to prevent consumers being unfairly charged for using payment methods including credit or debit cards have been announced by the Consumer Affairs Minister, Norman Lamb.

We have sought the views of entrepreneurial experts on the best role models for young, aspiring entrepreneurs

Following today’s news of Nick Clegg’s proposed tax plans, strong concerns have been raised about how such an introduction could impact upon the country’s emerging entrepreneurs and business leaders.

Amidst Rising Student Debts and Falling Graduate Employment Rates, Ambitious Young People Are Questioning Whether University is Still the Best Choice for Them

Thousands of unemployed young people in London will be barred from receiving benefits unless they sign up for unpaid work in a pilot scheme launched this week.

A new breed of social media savvy SMEs is emerging in the UK, as businesses turn to alternative media channels to engage old customers and bring in new ones.

Results of a new study show that retail employees are happier with their compensation, manager and job security than peers in other industries.