“A serious moment for the UK economy”: the startup community reacts to the election results
From worries about the Brexit negotiations to concerns about the economy, UK SMEs share their thoughts on what a hung parliament could mean
Before the vote: entrepreneurs outline their startup action plan for the next government
Spearheaded by The Entrepreneurs Network, 66 business leaders and experts have signed an open letter suggesting polices that could safeguard the future of British startups
Britain’s startup community reacts to Theresa May’s plans to trigger Article 50 next week
The prime minister has named March 29 as the date she’ll officially hand in Britain’s notice to the EU
What startups want to see in the spring budget
From business rates to high-speed broadband, there’s no shortage of issues entrepreneurs want Philip Hammond to address
Scottish SMEs feel left out of the general election campaign
Business for Scotland has accused parties of ignoring the policies that could help entrepreneurs
Tory manifesto: businesses could be charged up to £2,000 for hiring non-EU workers
The British business community responds with trepidation to the Conservatives’ announcement that companies may have to pay even more to recruit foreign talent
Startups respond to the spring budget
Chancellor Philip Hammond’s first budget may have offered some relief for SMEs that will be hit by upcoming changes to business rates but not everyone was impressed
Business rates could be a “ticking time bomb” for small firms
The FSB has voiced concerns that a third of SMEs will see profits drop as a result of the business rates recalculation as the shadow business secretary goes on the offensive
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