Amid the headline-grabbing furore surrounding our exit from the European Union the government announced a positive move that will help make sure small and medium-sized business don’t feel the brunt of the late payment culture.
The ease of starting a business in the UK has just improved, with the Enterprise Bill having received Royal Assent and becoming the Enterprise Act.
Innovation occurs all the time. However, during times of uncertainty, innovation often occurs more out of necessity, and less as a result of simple experimentation or from a desire to learn and grow.
Being humiliated at major sporting events is nothing new to the England faithful, and you’d have thought we’d be immune to the inevitable disappointment by now, but watching the Kiwis lift the Webb Ellis Cup at Twickenham has to be a new low.
Continuing with a series of four articles outlining some of the largest potential export markets for British SMEs, Apeksha Dixit, head of India Desk at Santander UK, talks us through some of the key considerations for British businesses which are looking to enter this dynamic market.
By Philip Rooke
As opinion remains divided on whether Britain should stay in the EU, Spreadshirt CEO Philip Rooke makes his argument staying in – revealing there is too much on offer for ecommerce business builders.
If the Conservatives are serious about being a government for business, then they have to follow through on their promise to slash red tape.
In his first speech since being appointed business secretary, Sajid Javid explained that it was quite fitting to set out his priorities for supporting Britain’s SMEs in Britsol – the place where his father’s cotton mill taught him the principles of running a small company.
By Jan Cavelle
After Labour completely underestimated the influence of Britain’s business community, the government’s new enterprise team needs to deliver on promises made for a brighter British future.
