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With many firms revealing that a lack of skilled workers is holding them back, looking into workplace training and development could aid success in the long term.

Many small businesses in the UK fail to take advantage of professional services during their early days, leaving many counting the cost of expensive mistakes, new research has revealed.

A quarter of SMEs could be breaking the law as employers and owners are unaware of or do not understand their legal obligations, according to research from Aviva.

As polls continue to indicate that neither of the two main parties has pulled ahead in the battle for Number 10, a number of populist property related giveaways were announced over the weekend.

Many decision makers in the UK’s small businesses have voiced concerns over the outcome of the general election, new research has revealed.

Around a third of business accounts are paying less than 0.1% interest which could be costing the UK’s SMEs, new research has revealed.

Business leaders are trapped in a situation where admin is so time consuming that it is damaging business growth, new figures have revealed.

Unproductive workdays cost British businesses around £250 million every year, according to new research from Samsung UK.

A third of UK small businesses believe high postage and logistics costs could stunt their growth in the coming year, a new survey has revealed.

The location of a business is vital for a number of reasons, but a new study has suggested it may be even more important than was previously thought.

Small businesses across the UK could enhance the protection of business and customer information by switching to the cloud, an EU Agency has claimed.

Small house builders across the UK are struggling in the wake of rising property prices and government incentive schemes, new research suggests.

Energy costs are one of the major outlays for most businesses and without careful management firms can end up paying more than is necessary.

Keeping a workforce motivated is vital to business success, as losing staff or having unproductive workers can impact on company finances.

Just one fifth of small businesses in the UK view marketing as being key to potential growth in 2015 but does this mean they are missing an opportunity?

Simon Thomas and Nick O’Reilly of leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery Ltd, were appointed Joint Administrators over Mountain Range Restaurants Limited on 1 April 2015.

Social media is a great tool for boosting brand awareness, providing advertising opportunities and for connecting with customers.

In instances where a limited company is insolvent, the use of a Company Voluntary Arrangement can help to ensure that creditors and debts are paid.

British small businesses are working the equivalent of a 15 month year in order to be successful and keep trading, new research has revealed.

Businesses can underperform for a wide variety of reasons but owners should not accept such a situation.

As part of the process of investigating the affairs of bankrupts and rogue directors, Insolvency Practitioners have always been able to peruse the Bankrupts notifications on Facebook, Twitter and other social media websites. Now, Insolvency Practitioners have the power, when the bankrupts are not co-operating, to notify Bankrupts of orders made against them by simply posting court orders on their Facebook page.

Shared parental leave comes into effect from the start of April yet 36% of small businesses are not ready to implement it, new research suggests.

More than one million small businesses in the UK lack basic digital skills according to new research from Lloyds Bank.

The changes will allow approximately 3,600 more people a year with problem debt to enter into a Debt Relief Order (DRO) – a low cost alternative to bankruptcy for those with very low assets and income and debt which they are unable to pay. The maximum amount of debt that can be covered by these plans will increase from £15,000 to £20,000.