Put your firm “on a pedestal” at the county’s most prestigious business awards – but hurry up as the deadline for entries arrives today.

A legal business has appointed a new managing partner as part of a change to its management structure.

A law firm has attracted a London high-flyer to bolster its corporate and commercial team.

Over 50s insurance and holiday firm Saga has said changes to the way the Government calculates personal-injury payouts will wipe millions off profits.

An accountancy firm is launching a new corporate finance arm in the county.

Businesses that use vending machines are facing several major currency changes within 18 months.

The Co-operative Bank has put itself on the market as concerns linger over its finances.

Companies should take the chance to win new business and gain the confidence of suppliers by entering Kent’s most prestigious business awards.

Entering Kent’s most prestigious business awards is a big opportunity to “share knowledge and best practice”, according to one of its supporters.

A law firm has joined the largest legal referral network in the world to offer its clients more services.

Kent’s largest business awards are “the magnifying glass you need” to find the true potential of your company and drive success, says a sponsor.

The operator of a troubled seaside attraction has announced how it plans to spend a cash injection.

Companies can gain a “competitive edge” from entering Kent’s most prestigious business awards, according to a sponsor.

Motivating employees is a big reason to enter Kent's biggest business awards according to the sponsor of the employer of the year category.

Experts think investment is poised to pick up as confidence grows within the economy.

A Liverpudlian who settled in Kent explains how he helps the Bank of England set interest rates as it upgrades growth forecasts for the UK economy.

A business advisor said firms struggling with rising costs must look at their business model as the weakened value of the pound will be long term.

Metro Bank, the challenger bank which joined the high street in 2010, is due to launch a wave of new branches and create 500 jobs nationally.

A finance manager stole £170k and will stand trial accused of taking another £35k from the loyalty scheme she worked for.

Two of the county's prominent property developers believe house prices in Kent will move upwards in 2017 after a Brexit shock failed to materialise.