The prospect of high inflation, how to address the UK’s eye-wetting levels of national debt and increases to the National Living Wage will only add to some of the longer-term problems businesses have faced of late. But setting aside the headwinds, how can businesses find their feet in what Chancellor Rishi Sunak has modestly described as a challenging environment?
The second batch of findings from our latest survey of UK small businesses found that 35% of SMEs plan to grow their workforce by more than 10% over the next year.
London Fashion Week (LFW) is one of the biggest dates in the global fashion calendar, bringing together 250 designers and orders worth £100 million in February and September every year.
Owning a business is arguably one of the most demanding jobs that there is and in order to continuously improve, owners are required to work hard every single day. Whether you’re thinking about setting up your own company or are already established in your market, here’s some mistakes that you should avoid making.
The 2008 recession hit small business owners particularly hard, and many banks still won’t lend to them ten years later. As a result, alternative finance options for both businesses and consumers have sprung up all over the place.
Many small businesses suffer from cash flow problems. For Construction Businesses the problem is usually encountered during payment between client and business. Below are the top 5 tips we’ve collated to help businesses within the construction and trade industry to be better equipped for 2022 and beyond.
