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Small businesses in the UK remain concerned with late payments and financial issues, despite the economy showing signs of major recovery, according to new research.

The UK’s SMEs are turning to each other to fuel the economic recovery, placing a focus on domestic trade, according to a new report.

A buyer has been found for Ecoigo, an eco friendly taxi business which entered administration on 27 March 2014.

Shareholders can wind up a solvent company and receive a distribution of any surplus assets using a procedure known as a Members’ Voluntary Liquidation.

Simon Thomas and Nicholas O’Reilly of leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery LLP, were appointed Administrators of Mike Stacey Limited t/a Stacey Construction and West Country Guns on 24 April 2014.

More companies in the UK are looking to hire financial professionals in 2014 compared to one year ago, according to a new survey.

In situations when bankruptcy, restructuring or insolvency threatens, businesses need to act quickly to find a solution.

For a business to be successful in the long term, growth is an essential part of the process.

The way people work is changing, thanks in part to the introduction of superfast broadband, meaning businesses need to adjust in order to keep up.

Joint Administrators Simon Thomas and Nicholas O’Reilly, of Moorfields Corporate Recovery have today advised that Redruth Nursing Home and Cedar Wood Nursing Home in Northampton are likely to close over the next 4 weeks.

For companies looking to expand rapidly by widening product portfolios, exploring new areas and developing technical skills, mergers and acquisitions can be the answer.

Adopting the latest IT technology can be a vital part of driving business growth by enabling a company to react faster to questions and queries.

Small businesses in the UK could be missing out on almost 20% in extra profits due to the lack of a proper business plan, according to new research.

Understanding the market place is absolutely essential to driving business success, as aspects such as product placement and idea generation can make or break a business.

Britain will perform best of all the world’s major economies this year, according to the International Monetary Fund.

New research suggests that small businesses are more prepared to engage in export activities than at any point in the past.

Using technology to drive business is nothing new, but the latest reports suggest that there are certain ways of going about it.

Restructuring a business can be done for a multitude of reasons, but often it occurs to reduce the financial pressures on a company, allowing it to continue trading.

New EU rules could mean that small and medium-sized UK businesses are exempt from needing to submit annual audit reports, but these measures could threaten their access to potential lending sources.

Annual cost inflation increased in the final quarter of 2013 while investment in business continued to grow, according to a new report.

A buyer has been found for UK commercial cleaning company Jani King (GB) Limited, which entered administration on 12 March 2014.

Pension auto-enrolment is not far off for some medium-sized businesses, but the latest research suggests that many remain unprepared.

In the early stages of business, doing a lot with as little as possible is one the fundamental areas of getting off to a good start.