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One in three small business owners have said they still lack knowledge of pension auto-enrolment, despite an upcoming deadline, new research has revealed.

Staff satisfaction levels in UK businesses are lower than in the majority of European nations, according to new research.

Small businesses and sole traders are shunning technology and are overly reliant on paper methods for managing their finances, new research has revealed.

Small and medium sized businesses across the UK are struggling, according to the latest overview of the sector.

Northern businesses would struggle to overcome their debts if interest rates were to rise by just a small amount, new research has revealed.

One in seven employees has admitted feigning illness and the practice of ‘pulling a sickie’ is having a huge impact on small business finances.

Operating costs of the UK’s network of small businesses are at their highest level for four years, driven by rising inflation.

High sales of British goods overseas are providing much needed respite for the UK’s small businesses, according to new research.

Nearly a third of Britain’s SMEs would like the government to rethink its approach to Brexit, according to new research.

For small business owners the risk of insolvency is never too far away, but it doesn’t mean that actions can’t be taken to save a business.

Cash flow issues can significantly hinder small businesses if they are not carefully managed, especially during the first years of trading.

Growth in the UK services industry is stagnating and could be set to decline, potentially posing a threat to firms In the sector, a new report claims.

Around half of small businesses have been forced to turn down contracts that they would be unable to deliver due to unfair demands, according to new research.

The majority of UK businesses are running the risk of losing 24 hours of data on a daily basis from low technical skills, new research has claimed.

Technology and retail firms in the East of England are facing a heightened risk of insolvency, according to new figures..

Concerns over financial fraud, particularly among business insiders have increased dramatically during the past 12 months.

Retaining clients is the primary concern for the UK’s small business owners, ahead of cash flow and late payment issues, according to new research.

The majority of the UK’s small businesses seek funding to ensure stability, growth and longevity, yet many are finding it difficult to access what they require.

New payment practice laws will not solve the UK’s late payment culture, according to three quarters of small businesses.

Of all businesses in operation at the last election in 2015, more than one in five are no longer trading, according to new research.