The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Bouncing back: Punching bags are good at it; humans, less so. A growing body of evidence, though, suggests you can ward off tailspins by building up…
Swiss banking giant UBS has agreed to pay £940m to regulators in order to settle charges of manipulating Libor interest rates, fraud and paying bribes to…
Martin Pratt, Associate at law firm Lester Aldridge LLP, comments on the announcement that the redundancy consultation period is to be cut:
Employers urged to introduce workforce management solutions to manage growing number of part-time workers
The Department for Communities and Local Government is giving a big boost to small retailers today as it opens a brand new pop-up shop in its…
Larger companies are narrowing the gap with small and medium sized firms (SMEs) in terms of the number of companies that have a female director, according…
The Forum of Private Business (FPB) has urged local authorities across the country to help retailers by scrapping town centre car parking charges.
Poor leadership and bosses behaviour is fuelling a talent time-bomb in British workplaces that could dent profits by at least 5% data released today by management…
Survey shows a desire to grow but a lack of knowledge about where to look for finance
Public sector pay roll shrinks to lowest level in a decade – but there are more private sector jobs than ever before, ONS says
Some of the country’s most successful female entrepreneurs - with a mighty collective turnover of over £2 billion - have gathered to celebrate the inspirational winners…
Tech City Investment Organisation (TCIO), the body tasked with promoting British technology companies based in the East London tech cluster, is joining forces with digital news…
Employers say price is important, but aren’t making the most of the options available to them when it comes to healthcare for their staff, says Jelf…
British and US authorities have for the first time outlined a shared plan for tackling institutions deemed too big to fail, with the aim of sparing…
Christmas spending may hit £29bn but next 15 days will make or break some on high street as big day for online shopping passes