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A staggering 88% of the UK’s small businesses were adversely affected by late payments in 2013, according to the latest research, but it would seem government fines are not the answer.

Simon Thomas and Nicholas O’Reilly of leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery LLP, were appointed Administrators of Ecoigo Limited on 27 March 2014.

Simon Thomas and Nick O’Reilly of leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery LLP, were appointed administrators over Capital House 2 Limited on 17 February 2014.

The economic recovery is having a positive impact on SMEs across the UK, with the highest levels of income being reported since 2007.

Simon Thomas and Nicholas O’Reilly of leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery LLP, were appointed as joint administrators of Mapara Investments Limited 14 March 2014 and two associated companies, Redruth Care Limited and Cedarwood Nursing Home Limited. The group owns 3 homes specialising in dementia care and specialist needs for adults.

It’s very easy to focus on what is needed when starting up a business and when looking to develop entrepreneurial flair, but some factors simply do not need consideration.

Nicholas O’Reilly and Simon Thomas of leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery LLP, were appointed Joint Administrators of Rowfant House Limited on 12 March 2014.

Encouraging productivity in the workplace is an essential part of successful business and it revolves around having an office where employees want to work.

The economic recovery is gathering pace but some concerns are being raised that the growth being experienced is not necessarily a good thing.

Business relocation is now a much more viable option than it was prior to the development of the internet and other communication technologies.

As Chancellor George Osborne made his budget speech on Wednesday, it created a raft of positivity for businesses across the UK.

With the economic recovery starting to take shape, many SMEs in the UK are looking to work together to bolster their sales and business potential.

Three quarters of SMEs believe they do not face risks from cyber attacks, despite a growing number of businesses moving onto online platforms.

Business investment could be set to return to levels last seen before the financial crisis hit – a major factor behind Britain becoming the fastest growing economy in the G7.

Opening up a business to overseas markets is always seen as a sure-fire way to tap into additional sources of revenue, as well giving a business the chance to compete in the global marketplace.

Good cash flow is crucial to the success of any business, which is why a lack of cash flow regularly tops the list of SME concerns.

The quest to secure adequate finance can be an ongoing struggle for small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in the UK, with figures from the Bank of England at the end of 2013 showing that loan advances to SMEs had plummeted by £1.2bn.

The UK economy will reach pre-recession levels this summer, according to a business lobby group.

Businesses with mobile applications and optimised websites could face a significant threat from mobile malware, according to new research.

When starting off a business or when looking to expand quickly it is easy to believe that throwing money at a problem will solve it.

Apprentices provide significant returns on investment for many businesses according to a recent report, with economic output constantly outweighing the costs of training and wages.

Leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery, has announced the appointment of Arron Kendall as partner to strengthen its partnership team and continue its expansion.

Leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery, has announced that Neil Hickling and Claire Morris will be joining them. Neil and Claire will be focused on supporting professionals in the Midlands area.

Going online can open up a whole range of possibilities for companies in terms of how they sell products and market themselves.

Deciding which aspects of business to focus on can be the difference between success and failure – a reason why these decisions should not to be taken lightly.

An overwhelming majority of Britain’s small and medium sized businesses were not interested in external finance in the final months of 2013, according to the latest figures.

More SMEs are considering the environmental impacts of their businesses as they look to cut unnecessary costs, according to a company that studies environmental and financial business risks.