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Autumn Statement 2015: Small firms to have digital tax accounts as part of 1.3bn HMRC reform

November 25, 2015

By Zen Terrelonge

George Osborne’s 2015 Autumn Statement has closed and he revealed during the Spending Review that the UK’s small businesses and self-employed individuals will possess digital tax accounts by the end of the decade, which comes as part of a £1.3bn HMRC reform for the government.

Velocity caters to $32bn corporate diners by serving up expense management with Concur

November 24, 2015

By Zen Terrelonge

London-headquartered premier restaurant payment and loyalty app Velocity has capitalised on the momentum of its acquisitions with a new partnership alongside expense management firm Concur to promote corporate hospitality.

British female leaders dominate as David Cameron names new UKTI business ambassadors

November 20, 2015

By Zen Terrelonge

David Cameron has appointed six British business leaders as ambassadors to promote international trade and investment to UK companies, and women have secured four of the six positions.

Social entrepreneurs demand more recognition from consumers and investors

November 19, 2015

By Zen Terrelonge

With Global Entrepreneurship Week underway, a study has found that an overwhelming 94 per cent majority of social enterprise leaders believe their businesses should be recognised seriously as pathways to do good.

Velocity continues spending spree by acquiring high-end restaurant booking app Uncover

November 19, 2015

By Zen Terrelonge

British restaurant payment and loyalty service Velocity has bolstered its offering with the acquisition of complementary restaurant booking app Uncover, which works with 350 eateries in London.

Edge opens £40m SME fund to end “funding drought” in UK’s creative sector

November 18, 2015

By Zen Terrelonge

Edge Investments has received support from the British Business Bank to address the “funding drought” in Britain’s creative industries with a new £40m pot to invest in high-growth enterprises.

Marriott creates world’s largest hotel firm with $12.2bn Starwood acquisition

November 17, 2015

By Zen Terrelonge

The world’s largest hotel firm, which boasts more than 5,500 venues and 1.1m rooms worldwide, has been created as Marriott has acquired Starwood Hotels & Resorts for $12.2bn.

Small London firms out to boost R&D agenda – but lack innovation and STEM skills

November 16, 2015

By Zen Terrelonge

Small businesses located across London are planning to increase the money spent on research and development, but a lack of innovation and STEM skills are holding them back, according to Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking.

Britain’s connected living sector could be worth £30bn by 2020

November 16, 2015

By Zen Terrelonge

The connected living market, which includes the sharing economy, smart meters and more, is set to be worth $1 trillion (£658bn) by 2020 and the UK is set to account for a five per cent share of the market, according to PwC.

Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith help music industry drum up 4.1bn for UK economy

November 5, 2015

By Zen Terrelonge

Britain’s music industry contributed £4.1bn to the UK economy in 2014, helped along by the global success of stars such as Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith – the voice behind the song for new James Bond film Spectre.

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