Expanding into London was a ‘natural step’ for 230-year-old Whitehead Monckton, despite marketing itself as the 'Kent law firm'.

Costly legal battles between bosses and ex-employees will be avoided in a new initiative between four Kent law firms.

Changing legislation is the main worry for firms in the wake of the EU referendum according to a survey by a county law firm.

An insurance company, two of its directors and two private investigators have been charged with breaching data protection laws.

A Chicago-based private equity firm is trying to take control of 23% of an insurance giant based in the county.

The over-50s holiday and insurance giant said 99% of its customers were unfazed by the EU referendum result as it increased pre-tax profits.

The Middle Eastern financial backers of plans for a Paramount resort in Kent have bought shares in a City stock broker.

Companies which rent out rooms for meetings have been warned to be wary of an alleged thief who has struck two businesses within days.

A 230-year-old legal practice is expanding into London for the first time with the takeover of another business.

An accountants which has been based in Kent for 94 years is merging with a rival.

The new fiver comes into circulation today featuring one of Kent’s most iconic figures.

Bosses can brush up on their employment law at a seminar looking at how things may change after the EU referendum.

Troubled wholesaler Turners Fine Foods has a £10.9 million shortfall in its accounts as creditors scramble to be repaid.

A legal business has hired a top talent from a high-profile international practice based in London.

Kent County Council has written off over £3 million of interest-free loans to firms which have gone bust, doubling the amount lost in under a year.

A credit management firm increased its profitability by 29% as it increased revenues abroad and gained approval from regulators.

An agriculture, engineering and banking group returned to profit in the first half months of the year, as it enjoyed the low value of sterling.

Bosses at Towergate insist declines in income and profitability were expected as it reveals its performance for the first half of the year.

The lender has put its good performance down to careful lending in the buy-to-let market.

An accountant may seem a strange choice as the new chairman of an art gallery but the new man at the Turner Contemporary is there for good reasons.