“More and more small and medium-sized companies are ceasing to trade (in Britain) because of these hurdles,” said Michael Schmidt, president of the British Chamber of Commerce in Germany. They “simply can’t afford the extra burden of keeping up to date and complying with all the kicked-in customs rules such as health certificates for cheese and other fresh products”.
A Missguided spokesperson said: "Missguided is aware of the action being taken by certain creditors of the company in recent days and is working urgently to address this. A process to identify a buyer with the required resources and platform for the business commenced...
Steve Jackson sleeps on the floor of the Jacksonwood Vintage Tea Rooms in Kent as he can't always afford the petrol to get home - and regularly skips meals to help him pay the bills.Since the cost of living crisis started earlier this year, Mr Jackson said he's lost...
Three years after she took over the top role from Ross McEwan, and renamed Royal Bank of Scotland, or RBS, with the Natwest brand, Ms Rose said that the impact of inflation, higher interest rates and the invasion of Ukraine has caused a "concern" for business about...
