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With everyone feeling the pinch at the moment here’s a look at how different industries have been faring, and what lies ahead
In his Pre-Budget Report Alistair Darling has announced a £1 billion small business finance scheme to help struggling companies gain credit.
SMEs in the capital are showing the required fighting spirit to see them through these lean and trying times, according to research by advisory service Business Link.
Large companies are joining the calls of SMEs to scrap empty property rates, in a letter being sent to the prime minister this week.
The government needs to pressure banks to lend to SMEs as a way of combating a shrinking GDP, says an economic adviser from the British Chamber of Commerce (BCC).
Small businesses are being hit on both fronts by price increases and losing customers as the economic crisis bites, according to new research.
Royal Mail’s decision to introduce a flat rate for fewer weekday collections has left small businesses paying more, says the Forum of Private Business (FPB).
UK businesses are taking action to cut costs and preserve cashflow as the fear of a serious downturn takes hold, a survey reveals.
The government’s decision to scrap Empty Property Rate Relief has left many SMEs out of pocket, says the Forum of Private Business.
Small businesses remain confused about the minimum wage increase on 1 October.
Small businesses are struggling to cope with an increase in late payments, a survey reveals.
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