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Barclays retreats from small business lending after private credit shocks
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Small business owners are warning that 2026 could be one of the most challenging years in recent memory, with many saying they feel overwhelmed by a convergence of rising costs, regulatory change and strategic uncertainty.

One in five small firms have already cut staff – and the worst may not be over

New research shows 21% of UK SMEs cut staff last year as employer NICs, business rates and rising costs take their toll. Hospitality firms are hardest hit.

ITV dangles £500,000 TV advertising prize for Britain’s fastest-growing smaller firms

Barclays reopens the high street door as digital-only rivals circle

Barclays retreats from small business lending after private credit shocks

Government sets £7.4bn small business spending target to boost local growth and jobs

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Fawn and India Rose James, the granddaughters of late property and publishing magnate Paul Raymond, have received £23 million in dividends from the family’s billion-pound Soho property empire following another record year of rental income.

Paul Raymond’s granddaughters receive £23m as Soho Estates profits surge

Fawn and India Rose James, the granddaughters of late property and publishing magnate Paul Raymond, have received £23 million in dividends from the family’s billion-pound Soho property empire following another record year of rental income.

Steven Bartlett, the entrepreneur and Diary of a CEO host, has revealed his business empire has been valued at $425 million (£320 million) following a major eight-figure investment — a deal that cements his position as one of the richest entrepreneurs ever to appear on Dragons’ Den.

Steven Bartlett’s fortune soars as new $425m valuation cements his status among richest Dragons

Entrepreneur and podcaster Steven Bartlett’s holding company, Steven.com, has been valued at $425m (£320m) after securing major new backing — making him one of the wealthiest Dragons’ Den investors ever.

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A group of farmers and family business owners is challenging the government’s controversial inheritance tax reform in court, claiming ministers failed to properly consult before announcing sweeping changes in the Autumn Budget.

Inheritance tax is coming for family businesses – and the £1 million cap changes everything

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