By Richard Reed
For centuries Britain has been a powerful trading nation with a dynamic economy at the centre of European and world affairs. That’s how we became the strong, proud, prosperous country we are today.
By Karen Bexley
On Thursday 23 June, the UK will vote on whether it wishes to remain in the EU. Karen Bexley, head of employment law at MLP Law, takes a look at the Brexit debate and gives comment on some of the potential changes to employment law following the referendum.
Continuing on with our exclusive series of articles with Santander, profiling some of the most exciting new export markets for growing SMEs, Alicia Ferrero Vega, Poland country specialist at the bank, explains why there is so much potential in the Central European nation.
Connectivity, venture capital, diversity, community and more – we take an in-depth look at the various factors and accomplishments that make London deserving of the “business capital of Europe” label.
European bank share prices have been under significant pressure, with weak investor sentiment being accentuated by the Bank of Japan’s decision to apply negative interest rates on excess reserves.
By Guy Rigby
Nearly one-third of the UK SMEs have delayed their investment plans following problems in Greece and subsequent uncertainty in Europe.
Salary, holidays, productivity… how much does the UK have in common with Europe
By David Craik
The Institute of Directors (IoD)has revealed new figures showing businesses want political reform of the EU.
By David Craik
A survey has found that the vast majority of Scottish firms want to stay in the EU and are unlikely to change opinions before a referendum.
By David Craik
British small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) using multiple cloud products are posting higher revenues than cloudless rivals.
