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by Josh Hall | 28 Jan 2010
UK retail sales took a significant dip in the first month of 2010, according to new figures published today.
UK construction industry in trouble until 2011
by Rosie Beasley | 27 Jan 2010
A recent study suggests that the UK construction industry will experience a 'severe contraction’ before a slow return to growth occurs over the next few years.
SMEs uncomfortable using facebook for business
by Rosie Beasley | 27 Jan 2010
SMEs (small and medium sized enterprises) are happy to use work related social networks such as Linked In to promote their business, but are much more wary of facebook.
Firms warned of increased insolvency risk during recovery
by Josh Hall | 27 Jan 2010
UK firms have been warned that they are at their most vulnerable as the economic tide begins to turn.
Britons 'will spend less in 2010'
by Josh Hall | 27 Jan 2010
More than half of Brits will cut back their spending during 2010, according to a new survey published today.
UK exits recession - but for how long?
by Josh Hall | 26 Jan 2010
The UK has officially exited technical recession, according to new figures released this morning.
UK job satisfaction plummeting
by Josh Hall | 26 Jan 2010
UK businesses are suffering from falling levels of job satisfaction amongst employees, according to a new survey published today.
Dragons' Den open for business again
by Josh Hall | 25 Jan 2010
Stern-looking millionaires. A string of unlikely business ideas. Dramatic camerawork. Evan Davies' grin. It can all only mean one thing - Dragons' Den is back.
'Bumpy recovery' promised for firms
by Josh Hall | 25 Jan 2010
UK firms have been warned about the prospect for a "bumpy" 2010, despite predictions of generally positive business trends during the year.
Business groups call for NI increase to be scrapped
by Josh Hall | 22 Jan 2010
Two major business groups have called on the government to delay or scrap its planned increase in National Insurance.
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