Kent Business has launched a new show on KMTV debating the big issues affecting firms in the county.

A children's clothes shop and touchscreen manufacturer have been ranked among Britain’s private companies with the fastest-growing profits.

A TV channel dedicated to home improvement shows featuring the likes of Sarah Beeny will relaunch from a new studio in the county this week.

More than 2,500 companies have ditched their wall planners in favour of the online holiday booking system developed by a Kent firm.

A former business owner has been appointed to lead the expansion of a US firm into Europe and Asia having never met the people who hired him.

A new theatre director has been appointed for a Kent venue.

A place where anyone can drop in to write, rehearse and record music has been opened by a former The Voice contestant.

Tony Blackburn will be back on kmfm this weekend despite his sacking by the BBC.

KentOnline is once again the UK's fastest growing news network with more than two million unique browsers a month.

Companies and entrepreneurs have more time to enter the most prestigious business awards in Kent after the deadline for KEIBA 2016 was extended.

Medway baker extraordinaire Britt Whyatt started with nothing but how has a baking business which is in demand the world over.

Town centre window browsers had their movements were monitored in the run up to Christmas.

Kent has provided the backdrop for everything from Hollywood blockbusters to long-running TV series - raking in millions for the county's economy.

After spending seven years developing artificially intelligent chat apps, the owners of velmai are preparing to sell their creation to the big boys.

Thousands more listeners are tuning in to kmfm, the latest official figures reveal.

A young entrepreneur tipped for the top by Sir Richard Branson is getting his big break on a new children’s TV show featuring Myleene Klass.

Leaders behind a new initiative aimed at enhancing a town's regeneration are calling on residents to show their support.

See what happened when KEiBA 2016 was officially opened for entries - and hear what past winners and judges have to say.

A creative company has moved from the south coast to Kent after being attracted by the county’s connectivity to London and Europe.

Past winners of Kent's most prestigious business awards talked about huge publicity and winning more clients at the launch of KEiBA 2016.