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  • Small businesses will hire more staff in 2011 13/12/2010

    Small and medium sized businesses are feeling optimistic about 2011, with 26 per cent of firms planning to employ more staff in 2011 than they did this year.

  • SME's are imperative to the growth of employment 06/12/2010

    Small firms are essential to future growth in employment, a new report says.

  • Be careful of Bribery Act, businesses are warned 06/12/2010

    British businesses are being warned about the risks of falling foul of new anti-bribery rules which will come into force next year.

  • Two-thirds of business can't afford to invest sufficiently in training 06/12/2010

    Over two-thirds of organisations don't have the money or time to invest sufficiently in training, according to new research from a software company.

  • Small firms will drive economic recovery next year 01/12/2010

    Small businesses are confident they will be able to help the country's economic revival, results of a recent study show.

  • Construction SMEs could gain "40 years" of work through low-carbon reform 01/12/2010

    Financial industry experts are urging Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in construction to explore how the low-carbon agenda could benefit their business, reports Microsoft News.

  • Osborne announces 10 percent corporate tax rate 01/12/2010

    Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne has announced plans to implement a 10 percent corporate tax rate, designed to encourage entrepreneurs and reduces the levies imposed on overseas profit, reports The Daily Mail.

  • Digital switchover could be delayed a few more years 01/12/2010

    The digital switchover could be delayed until 2017, after ministers admitted that the country wouldn't be ready for the switchover by 2015.

  • FSB welcomes the Government's automatic rate relief plan 01/12/2010

    The Government's pledge to make small business rate relief automatic has been welcomed with open arms by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), reports SmallBusiness.co.uk.

  • Small businesses waste millions due to lack of straight talking 01/12/2010

    Small businesses are losing as much as 36 million a week because of drawn out communication practises, new research has found.

  • Closing shop doors help to halve energy bills 26/11/2010

    Businesses could save up to 54 per cent on their heating bills if they were to stop overheating stores and keep their doors closed.

  • It's not too late to push stock ready for 'Manic Monday' 26/11/2010

    Businesses selling online should prepare themselves for 'Manic Monday' next week, when a total of 537m is predicted to be spent on the busiest internet shopping day of the year.

  • Small businesses are continuing to invest in IT 25/11/2010

    Small businesses in the UK are pledging to spend more money on IT infrastructure, it has been claimed.

  • Small businesses urged to calculate staff holiday entitlement now 25/11/2010

    Small business owners are being urged to check their employees remaining holiday entitlement, by business experts.

  • Businesses should take low carbon opportunities 25/11/2010

    Small and medium sized businesses are being urged to use finance options such as invoice finance, to take advantage of low-carbon opportunities.

  • Pre-Christmas sales are promising 25/11/2010

    High street stores have experienced a boost in sales for the first time in three months, thanks to pre-Christmas sales, reports The Independent.

  • John Lewis model boosts productivity and efficiency, minister claims 25/11/2010

    Following the 'John Lewis model' boosts productivity and efficiency by giving staff a chance to shape the organisation, the Cabinet Office minister said this week.

  • Retailers hail the 'X Factor effect' that brings a seasonal business boost 12/11/2010

    Businesses are benefiting by what has been labelled the 'X Factor effect', in which people are choosing to save money and stay in watching the popular TV show, giving retailers a boost in ready meal sales.

  • Small manufacturers plan to ramp up production as confidence grows 12/11/2010

    Small manufacturing firms are set to increase their output in the coming months, according to recent survey by the Confederation of Business Industry (CBI).

  • Invoice finance can help SMEs attract top graduate talent 12/11/2010

    Small and medium sized businesses would employ more graduates if they could afford to advertise at recruitment fairs, an industry expert has suggested.

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