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The Federal Government of Malaysia has announced an increase in the mandatory e-invoicing threshold to RM1m (US$243,131) in annual revenue, providing significant relief for micro and small enterprises ahead of the nationwide rollout scheduled for 1 January. The decision, approved...
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In response to mounting concerns over lending practices in the small business sector, the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has…
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Ahead of the final leg of the Treasury Committee’s inquiry into SMEs' access to financing, recent data reveals that 2.7%…
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The next generation of business leaders have received over £100m worth of support from the Government backed Start Up Loan…
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Small business owners are more optimistic about the future than they were a year ago, with slightly more than half…
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has finalised a rule required by Congress to increase transparency... (more…)
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A US$100m working capital fund will be launched today by leading non-bank business lender ScotPac... (more…)
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Philip King, the former Interim Small Business Commissioner (SBC) has joined us as a... (more…)
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Small business funders are on notice to ensure they have funding... (more…)
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OP Bancorp, parent company of Open Bank, will acquire Hana Small Business Lending... (more…)
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Australian small business owners have overwhelmingly named open borders as the top factor... (more…)
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Engineering company UGL will restore shorter payment terms for its small business suppliers... (more…)
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Small businesses are bearing the brunt of big firms’ tardiness, with new research showing... (more…)
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