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Office workloads have increased during the last year, pushing up stress levels among employees, according to new research.

Half of the UK’s business leaders are concerned that their industries will face substantial digital disruption in the next two years, new research has suggested.

The number of business insolvencies rose in the third quarter, according to new figures from the Insolvency Service.

Despite the dangers to their clients, the majority of small businesses remain open to cyber-attacks, new research has revealed.

The UK’s army of small and medium-sized businesses are owed more than £586 billion in outstanding invoices, new research has revealed.

A failure to switch to cheaper energy tariffs and suppliers is costing the UK’s small businesses vast sums of money, new research has revealed.

Nearly four in ten of the UK’s small businesses lack basic digital skills, according to new research from Lloyds Bank UK.

More than half a million small businesses have been forced to halt trading in the last two years as a result of some sort of disruption, according to new research.

Many small businesses are running in to difficulty as a result of the closure of local bank branches, according to new research from the Federation of Small Businesses.

Family businesses have listed next generation planning alongside overcoming social changes as the major challenges that need to be overcome in the year ahead.

There are now a record 5.5 million businesses in the UK private sector, according to official statistics from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.

A vast number of UK firms are planning significant alterations to their workforce, ranging from mergers and acquisitions to office relocations, management changes and restructuring.

Nearly three quarters of the nation’s business have considerable plans for expansion in the next two years, according to new research.

Key financial figures have warned that uncertainty surrounding Brexit is having a negative impact on business decisions.

Property company Seadon Construction has been forced to enter administration following financial difficulties.

Those in charge of small up-coming businesses are spending too much time on financial admin during the early stages of their firm, instead of on growth and product development.

Small firms account for a large portion of the UK’s private sector, yet many do not always plan for the long-term future.

More than seven in ten businesses now rely on technology to run their operations and drive expansion, new research has revealed.

Small businesses in the UK lost out on £141 billion in the last year due to a lack of exporting, a new study by World First has revealed.

Britain’s ‘powerhouse’ sectors could feel the full brunt of Brexit, should the decision limit the nation’s access to top international talent.

British firms have revealed that attracting new customers at a time when the market is extremely competitive is currently their biggest concern.

Thousands of firms in London will soon face larger bills once property revaluations alter business rates.