A business communications firm will be promoting the Folkestone Triennial, which is attracting artists like John Lennon’s former wife Yoko Ono.

The £11m sale of part of a consumer electrics firm has sparked a boardroom reshuffle as it tries to get a grip on costs.

The KM Group will launch its new marketing venture KMCreate in front of 3,000 people at the county's largest business exhibition.

Superfast connections will be available to companies in main employment areas after a council struck a deal with a Kent-based internet provider.

Despite a turnover of £4m, a marketing material manufacturer has gone bust after amassing debts of £1.2m.

The wait is over... the next big area to star on a Monopoly board has been revealed.

Some categories for the Kent Excellence in Business Awards drew record numbers of entries.

Despite a "hefty" process, a digital marketing agency has become the first company to receive money from interest-free lending project Escalate.

A social media agency has picked up the top gong at one of Kent's top awards ceremonies after growing from two to 26 people in four years.

Town's cinema offered a lifeline as councillors agree to offer money needed for equipment upgrade with show on Saturday planned to raise extra cash

After years of struggling, and failing, to slim, web developer Paul Hulatt weighed up his options on how best to beat the bulge.

Microsoft is looking for businesses in Kent to host their next batch of IT apprentices.

A Kent consumer electricals company is selling part of its business to an American group in a deal which will leave it with £3m in the bank.

A Kent tourist destination has become the test venue for a new speaker product developed by a global audio giant, whose HQ is moving across the road.

There’s hardly a famous DJ that does not owe part of their success to Radio Caroline - celebrating its 50th birthday and still broadcasting in Kent.

The UK's oldest customer publishing company – whose clients include Robbie Williams – have hired a former council communications chief.

A charity which helps rough sleepers has launched a games app which gives players first-hand experience of living on the streets.

This website has seen its audience grow by nearly 94% in the last year, figures out today reveal.

A former movie make-up artist is appealing for public support to bring back famous fright films to Kent.

A national campaign showing how people use local media throughout their lives – designed in Kent – is being broadcast on TV for the first time today.