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What the Hobbit can teach us about self-governance
Those who believe in a small state and self-regulated markets could claim JRR Tolkien and Elinor Ostrom as two of their own
Tuesday 22 September 2026
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Those who believe in a small state and self-regulated markets could claim JRR Tolkien and Elinor Ostrom as two of their own
More than a quarter of UK SMEs have axed their Christmas party this year says a new survey of business owners
Lawyers prepare for post-recession surge in insolvency cases
The British high street will have to work harder than ever to keep counterfeit goods off the market this Christmas as an annual survey shows an…
As more than half of workers over 55 plan to work beyond the state retirement age, it is in employers interests to enable older people to…
Lost tax revenue from services bought from suppliers based overseas is more than £1.6bn a year, says report
In the 18 months since Lord Davies published his review into women on boards there has been encouraging progress. The number of women recruited to the…
MOO.COM, the award winning online print business has announced the first ever winner of the MOO Award, in honour of its most unique, inspiring and remarkable…
In the 18 months since Lord Davies published his review into women on boards there has been encouraging progress. The number of women recruited to the…
Apple has parted company with the executive responsible for the new mapping service that forced the group to apologise to iPhone users, according to reports.
A bias towards big companies within Britain’s business schools is “compromising growth” by ignoring the potential of mid-sized firms, a report has warned.
Controversial proposals giving employees tax free shares in the companies employing them in return for surrendering workplace rights are expected to be pushed through as part…
One of the UK’s leading lenders to small businesses attempted to identify struggling firms in order to profit from their subsequent collapse.
The CBI has welcomed the on independent reviewer Doug Richard’s recommendations for improving the apprenticeship system.
New Government figures suggest most people will stay in a pension scheme and start saving for their old age under automatic enrolment.