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  • Adnams Brewery in discussions about leaving under-fire CBI

    April 6, 2023

    Adnams Brewery is in discussions about leaving the under-fire Confederation of British Industry (CBI) after a string of sexual misconduct allegations broke. Chief executive Andy Wood told BBC Radio 4 his firm were holding conversations about withdrawing from the trade body. It follows a host of corporate members, including EY and Rolls Royce, who pay [...]

  • Over half of businesses confident turnover will rise in the next year despite current stagnant sales

    April 4, 2023

    Most firms have seen no boost to sales this quarter despite rising levels of confidence, a key economic report has revealed, as inflation remains the key concern for business. The British Chamber of Commerce’s (BCC) quarterly economic survey (QES) found in spite of rising optimism, only a third of firms saw sales increase in the [...]

  • Labour to reform apprenticeship levy, Angela Rayner tells business leaders

    March 1, 2023

    Labour will reform the unpopular apprenticeship levy, Angela Rayner pledged at a key business summit today. The scheme, which firms have described as a “£3.5bn mistake”, means companies with a payroll of £3m or above have to put aside 0.5 per cent to spend on apprenticeships. But firms say the rules around training types mean [...]

  • Chapel Down shows English wine still has its fizz with bumper results

    January 23, 2023

    The world is waking up to sparkling wine from England, new results from flagship brand Chapel Down suggest. A new trading update from the Kent-based wine producer reports a 164 per cent increase in exports, indicating a growing market for English sparkling wine overseas. Domestic revenues paint a similarly rosy picture, with off-trade sparkling wine [...]

  • Confidence in UK businesses to improve in 2023

    December 31, 2022

    Confidence in prospects for UK’s economy are set to improve in 2023, according to an IoD index. The Institute of Directors (IoD) Directors’ Economic Confidence Index measures business leader optimism in prospects for the UK economy. It rose to -58 in December, up from -64 in November with improvements in expectations for revenue, employment, investment [...]

  • Small businesses suffer with rising costs, Vodafone steps in to help

    December 22, 2022

    Telecom giant Vodafone has announced a free broadband scheme to support UK based small business. Vodafone has said that it will give a year’s free broadband to small businesses signing up for a 24-month contract. This is accounting for the rising costs of living, inflation and impact on small businesses. 10per cent of UK small [...]

  • Bankruptcy specialists prepare for boom as economic headwinds hit UK firms

    December 13, 2022

    Corporate restructuring specialists Begbies Traynor and FRP Advisory are expecting a boom in demand for their services in the oncoming economic slump. The advisory businesses are expecting to profit from a surge in insolvencies as worsening economic headwinds start sinking more UK firms. Begbies Traynor’s executive chairman Ric Traynor told Morning Wire the consultancy stands [...]

  • Capital gains tax changes strike ‘heavy blow’ to investors

    November 17, 2022

    The Chancellor has slashed the exemption amount for capital gains tax and cut the dividend allowance in half today in a move that will strike a “heavy blow” to the UK’s entrepreneurs and investors.

  • Computer says no: Frustrated businesses screaming for fresh cash struggle to get bank loans

    November 14, 2022

    Three-fifths of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) said that they currently need funding to ease day-to-day cashflow issues, according to research by asset manager Channel Capital out this morning. However, those businesses increasingly struggling to get loans from high-street banks, the survey found. And more than two thirds of SMEs reported that they need funding [...]

  • Funding struggles see UK’s small firms resort to personal loans for financing

    October 24, 2022

    UK small business owners are increasingly taking out personal loans to fund their firms due to the troubles they face in securing external capital. More than half (55 per cent) of UK small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) owners have taken out a personal loan to fund their business, research by tech firm Codat shows. The [...]

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