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The circumstances that surround major economies emerging from recession are always difficult to deal with for those in the commercial sector, as the ground is constantly shifting and accurate predictions are hard to commit to.

New data has suggested that small to medium-sized manufacturing firms in England are increasing their investment levels.

In the same way that the housing market is constantly increasing in size, the need for work-based property is also on the rise.

Land use in the UK is dominated by agriculture with almost three quarters of the country being used for farming of some kind.

In an uncertain economic climate, many SMEs could be forgiven for not thinking too far ahead. However, this is exactly what they need to do.

From April 2014, the Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery (CRAR) process will replace the common law remedy of Distress, whereby landlords can seize tenants’ possessions and sell them to recover any rent arrears.

Administrators at Moorfields Corporate Recovery have rescued a struggling electronic cigarette retailer through a pre-pack administration.

The pub industry has struggled massively in the years following the introduction of the smoking ban, while the impact of the recession has also taken its toll.

Administrators at Moorfields Corporate Recovery have rescued a struggling recruitment group through a pre-pack administration sale.

When businesses start to get into financial difficulty, it does not have to represent the end of the road.

New government proposals are set to see a levy imposed on companies which fail to pay suppliers promptly, which could help towards the economy gaining some much needed momentum.

The global economy is not currently best placed to support mass growth across all sectors, piling a lot of financial pressures on to smaller businesses.

The need to re-evaluate businesses as a result of economic pressures is being felt up and down the country as a result of the recession.

Moving a business from one office to another can often be a matter of necessity, but these moves can often be unplanned and end up becoming very expensive.

Countries all over the world continue to develop at different rates, with several taking gigantic leaps towards new industries and technologies every day.

Pre-pack administration agreements exist in the context of administration to describe the process of selling business assets immediately following administration but before an administrator is appointed.

The construction sector is showing some signs of recovery as second quarter growth continued in July.

Since the financial crisis has impacted on so many UK businesses, an increasing amount of those in trouble have turned to the option of administration.

Every modern-day business should be aware of the power which an online profile can have in terms of building your reputation.

The last five years has been a tumultuous period for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK. The financial crisis has affected all businesses regardless of size, though certain types of company have been able to respond and recover much more easily. This is partly due to the fact that larger businesses have the resources to protect themselves, the cash flow to insulate the company from temporary problems, greater insight into how to recover, and, in many cases, are also protected by ‘the too big to fail’ stigma.

As the Government continues to implement some of the most deep and far-reaching cuts to public service since the creation of social security, how will private sector businesses potentially be affected?

In a bid to tackle outstanding PAYE bills, Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs decided to tackle football clubs.