Fashion Retailer Coast to Close Stores after Entering Administration
Friday 12th October, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
The fashion retailer Coast has entered into administration and is to close its 24 stores across the UK, with around 300 people to lose their jobs as a consequence.
Read MorePatisserie Valerie in Crisis After Being Hit By HMRC Winding Up Petition
Thursday 11th October, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
The owners of the café chain business Patisserie Valerie is in the midst of a very serious financial crisis and on the brink of collapse after having received a winding up petition from HMRC.
Read MoreBrexit Uncertainty ‘Starting to Bite’ for UK Businesses, Says BCC
Tuesday 9th October, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
Ongoing uncertainty around the potential nature and ramifications of the UK’s departure from the European Union are “starting to bite”.
Read MoreGovernment Plans Could See Company Board Members Appointed Responsible for Late Payments
Wednesday 3rd October, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
The government has said that it could soon oblige big companies to appoint board members as being responsible for dealing with issues around late payments within their supply chains.
Read MorePassengers Left Stranded as Primera Air Ceases Operations
Tuesday 2nd October, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
Passengers have been left uncertain of how they’ll get home from Europe and elsewhere as the airline company Primera Air announced it was to cease trading.
Read MoreNo Deal Brexit Could Cost UK’s Food Retailers £9.3bn, Says Barclays
Thursday 27th September, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
British food retailers could face costs of close to £9.3 billion if there is no formal Brexit deal agreed between the UK and the EU in the coming months.
Read MoreLabour Reveals Plans for Free Wi-Fi as it Aims to ‘Rescue the British High Street’
Wednesday 26th September, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
The Labour Party’s shadow business secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey has revealed a series of proposals designed to breathe fresh life into high streets across the UK.
Read MoreTechnical Notices ‘Intensifying Worries’ Among Small Business About No Deal Brexit
Tuesday 25th September, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
A tranche of technical notices issued recently by the government about what a No Deal Brexit might mean has seemingly intensified concerns about the prospect among small businesses.
Read MoreCustoms Delays Could Send 1 in 10 Companies Bankrupt, Survey Suggests
Monday 24th September, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
Delays at customs check points lasting anywhere between 10 minutes and half an hour could be enough to make one in 10 British companies bankrupt.
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