While families have long formed the backbone of commerce and trade, the systematic study and management of family enterprises emerged much more recently.

Sharp rise in demand for IT and technology professionals as UK businesses respond to the challenges of the technological revolution and the rapid growth of AI.

Biddenden, Kent's original vineyard established in 1969, has unveiled a comprehensive rebrand of its premium fruit juice range.

New data from international recruitment firm Robert Half has revealed that UK employers are entering 2026 with a strong appetite for growth, despite ongoing economic uncertainty.

Bagnalls has successfully completed an external decorating project at the Watling JCB Peterborough branch.

The real challenge now lies in how organisations adapt their structures, decision-making models and ways of working to make AI genuinely useful.

A female industry leader, who was behind one of Harrods’ most successful marketing campaigns, is setting her sights on expansion after completing a £2m investment drive.

Independent family brewer and pub company Shepherd Neame is to reopen landmark Farringdon pub The Hoop and Grapes in February following a £1.8m transformation.

Looking back from 2025 to 1925, two years separated by a century of transformation, reveals not just how family firms have changed, but how history itself has sculpted their character, priorities, and survival instincts.

Businesses in and around Dorset can now explore, test drive and purchase new Kia vans, as well as used vans from a range of other manufacturers, as Hendy opens the doors to its dedicated Van Centre.

Bechtel has been selected by Harmony to deliver the Eva Copper Mine Project Copper Concentrator and Non-Process Infrastructure in Northwest Queensland.

Half of UK adults (50 per cent) are more worried about falling victim to a scam than they were 12 months ago, according to the latest Barclays Scams Bulletin.

Consumer card spending declined -0.2 per cent year-on-year in 2025, after growing 1.6 per cent in 2024 and 4.1 per cent in 2023.

As we move into 2026 and beyond, family businesses find themselves standing at a decisive moment in their long histories.

It is with profound sadness that the Anderson Family and GAP Group share the news of the sudden passing of Douglas Anderson.

Latest CEO Confidence survey, revealing a sharp contrast between how leaders see the wider economy and how they feel about their own businesses.

The latest CBI Economic Forecast finds businesses swimming against the powerful tides of weak demand, elevated labour and energy costs, and ongoing domestic and global uncertainty.

Manufacturing output volumes fell in the three months to December, though at a slower pace than in November.

Business confidence increased to 47% in December, rising five points from last month and standing 10 points higher than the start of 2025, according to the latest Lloyds Business Barometer.

Among businesses already using AI, one third have reduced hiring of graduates or entry-level staff, although 62% say AI has had no impact on hiring so far.