A leading baby clothing and furniture brand has moved onto a retail estate in Kent.

Business leaders in the county are being urged to sign-up to a charity event next month designed to raise money and awareness for homeless charities.

A list of the fastest growing companies in the county is making a return for its 19th outing.

After a two-year break due to the pandemic, the largest regional business event returns to the county in May.

One of the county's top networking events returns for its fifth annual outing next week - with 300 delegates expected.

In an exclusive interview, a former star of hit TV show Dragons' Den explains why there is hope for the high street yet.

In our latest feature on the plight of high streets, we look at the fragmented world of property ownership to find out who's really running our towns.

In the first of a series of special features on the challenges facing our high streets, we take a look at just why they have declined.

A retail giant has confirmed it will be closing its store in a town ahead of a move to more online shopping.

A family-run bakery business is opening another branch in Kent, taking over an empty Shoe Zone shop.

A poll of SMEs has revealed many remain anxious at rising costs - while just 4% say Brexit has had a positive impact on them.

The developer behind a luxury seafront development has unveiled the first operator to take on one of the commercial units.

A supermarket giant is creating 175 jobs across Kent, with salaries of up to £63,000.

A key debate at a leading business event next month will focus on how firms can access funding towards a net zero future.

Vye and Son was a popular shop on the county's high streets for more than 150 years, here we take a look back at its history.

An independent jewellers is closing after 98 years of trading in the county town.

Ambitious plans have been drawn up to overhaul part of an historic Citadel, with artisan businesses destined to move in.

Online shoppers face more identity checks, that will see payments blocked if they can't be completed, as new anti-fraud transaction rules come in.

A shopping centre which is to lose both H&M and Next has been taken over by new owners who say they are considering a number of options for the site.

Kent Cricket's CEO is to speak before delegates at a leading business event next month.