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Growth Planning

Brexit has UK SMEs eyeing Hong Kong for global growth

One in three UK SMEs state that the Brexit debate has made the prospect of trading with Hong Kong and China more attractive.

Banking

Why British businesses are hesitating to take on new funding: RESEARCH

Business owners remaining cautious with regards to business funding, which could restricting their ability to grow.

Banking

Is EU funding for British SMEs drying up?

A botched withdrawal from the European Investment Fund and European Investment Bank can damage the growth of UK SMEs, say experts.

Financial Management

Can Brexit provide UK VAT and tax opportunities for businesses?

Avalara's Richard Asquith explains what businesses need to understand about VAT and tax policies in the context of Brexit.

Entrepreneurs

UK SMEs see Brexit as an opportunity, as international trade rises

New data shows that small British businesses see Brexit as an opportunity, and have been increasing overseas sales since the EU referendum.

Opinion

Tapping into top tech talent: Is the UK struggling with internal openness?

With Brexit not far off, how can business leaders ensure the UK continues to retain and attract top talent? Adecco's Federico Vione explores.

Entrepreneurs

A year on from Brexit – How do businesses feel?

A year after the British public changed the shape of the world by voting for Brexit, we take a look at how businesses feel it has and will continue to affect them.

Human Resources

EU-27 skilled workers planning to leave UK after Brexit

Survey of EU-27 skilled workers in the FTSE 250 suggests talent might move away from the UK over Brexit.

Growth Planning

Brexit forecast: what is the true impact of immigration on the UK economy?

A main concern when it comes to immigration is whether immigrants contribute a fair share to the country's tax and welfare system. This infographic reveals the cost and benefits.

Growth Planning

Hung parliament: is uncertainty is the new normal?

For investors, advisers and business leaders alike, uncertainty is the new normal for post-referendum, post-election UK. We look at the impact of uncertainty on the UK's independent workforce, employment laws, start-up growth ambitions and M&A activity.

News

Brexit and Trump presidency knock UK and US off top spots in global competitiveness

A new competitive global elite emerges in IMD business school's latest ranking, with Hong Kong, Switzerland and Singapore reigning as top three.

Growth Planning

The UK’s competitiveness will depend on its relationship with Europe, says expert

Seven in ten UK tech workers plan to leave the UK as protectionism alienates foreign talent. What does this mean for the UK's competitiveness?

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