The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Tomorrow sees the launch of a competition to find the UK’s hottest new start up, the winner of which will receive a prize package of services…
Britain's economy did not stagnate but grew by 0.2pc last year, according to official figures.
Plans for the International Festival for Business 2014, the 61-day expo of world-class events, bringing £100 million of inward investment and 250,000 visitors to Liverpool, are…
James Caan’s business growth advisory firm HB Prime Advantage is today publishing preliminary results of the “UK SME Business Outlook Survey”. This survey was conducted in…
Telecoms giant Huawei presents a device it claims can download high definition films in minutes and songs in seconds
Charles Armstrong, founder of a work space for tech-savvy London hipsters, outlines his plans to expand creative hub
If Jeevan Dhillon had listened to his mother, he almost certainly would not be working at British Gas and most likely would still be unemployed.
Businesses are failing to reap the rewards of increased productivity and employee well-being resulting from new, modern approaches to working flexibly, according to new research by…
‘The Obsolete Currency of Real Estate’ report, which has just been released, outlines a new strategic model for workplace reviews that focuses on the needs and…
Twenty key regions are to be handed powers to help them boost economic growth as part of a drive to reduce Britain’s reliance on the City.
Revenue chiefs are naming and shaming tax dodging small firms with nine business people, including a hairdresser and a coach operator, being publicly listed by HMRC…
One in five small business owners turned to the bank of ‘friends and family’ for start-up capital, and almost three quarters launched their new business ventures…
HMRC has announced that Britons concealing money in the Isle of Man have three years to own up and get their affairs in order.
TechStars, one of the world’s most successful accelerators, is to launch a programme in London, its first outside the US, the entrepreneurs behind the venture fund…
Business Secretary Vince Cable has finalised the deal for a new patent court to be based in London when attending a signing ceremony in Brussels.