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More people claimed unemployment benefits in Kent last month as more Jobcentres began offering full universal credit.
Supermarket Sainsbury’s has announced a consultation with staff affecting "thousands" of jobs as part of plans to shake up its management.
Supermarket giant Tesco will remove management positions at its largest stores, including several in the county.
A crisps maker has added some more meat to its range with a new flavour.
An oil and gas exploration business has announced plans to sell its Italian projects.
The University of Kent has handed out a contract to build a new School of Economics.
Discount retailer Poundland is targeting the fashion industry after announcing it will stock clothing lines at a number of its stores.
Kent’s largest shopping centre has begun work on combining a number of shops for the arrival of Primark after the clothes retailer took out a lease.
The firm behind Batchelors Cup A Soup has reported revenue growth a day after it denied speculation about selling part of its business based in Kent.
The construction and outsourcing giant Carillion has plunged into liquidation putting major works across Kent in doubt.
Kent firms will “die” unless they are optimistic about the prospect of growth in the run up to Brexit, a conference heard.
A car dealership founded more than 65 years ago has been acquired by a rival in the county for an undisclosed sum.
Great staff morale and a top notch profile are part of the prize package for companies which enter the most prestigious business awards in Kent.
An electronic components distributor has announced the takeover of a rival firm after making its first annual profit in three years.
A former industrial site which has been dormant for nearly a decade will be turned into houses and apartments after councillors approved plans.
The world’s largest fund manager has taken a stake in a winemaker in the county marking a step-change for the Kentish fizz producer.
A printing company which closed suddenly shortly before Christmas had a multi-million pound shortfall in its accounts, liquidators have found.
The private equity group which saved the Kent Reliance has cashed out part of its investment.
The boss of Kent’s largest wine producer has hailed a £20 million fundraising effort.
A popular burger chain with restaurants in Kent is set to close as many as 20 branches as part of a restructuring plan.
