A digital printing company has been rescued from administration at the eleventh hour by the son of its former boss – saving 10 jobs.

Seven businesses in Kent have been ranked among the fastest-growing mid-market companies for international sales.

The new owner of Kent’s leading independent publisher plans to “invest in new technologies” to expand its audience in the county.

A council has set up a specialist team to help businesses learn how to stop themselves being a victim of cyber crime.

More of you are tuning in to kmfm, with the latest figures revealing Kent's only truly local radio station has an average of 169,000 weekly listeners.

Comedian Jimmy Carr posed for a selfie with bosses of a digital marketing agency after presenting them with two awards.

A community radio station is now being investigated by broadcasting watchdog Ofcom after it stopped broadcasting live.

KM Media Group, publisher of this website, has a new owner.

Discover the firms transforming how we live and work – based here in Kent.

Shoppers were welcomed with an oversized armchair as part of a broadband publicity stunt.

A teenage entrepreneur has agreed a merger deal for his design agency seven years after he launched the company from his bedroom, aged 11.

A business which protects online and electronic data has taken over a rival firm creating a company with a turnover of about £60 million.

Business-to-business telecoms company AdEPT said it will beat market predictions when it reports its annual results this summer.

One of Kent’s oldest printing firms has the potential to “grow back into a good business” according to bosses who rescued it from administration.

The co-founder of Apple wasted no time endorsing a live video editing app designed by an exciting technology company.

The Kentish Express is moving office - to be even closer to the heart of Ashford town centre.

A family run business is the first in the country to be connected to ultra fast broadband.

A schoolboy became an unlikely social media sensation after agreeing to do a week’s work at his mum’s company to prove he could do it.

Young entrepreneur Carl Lincoln was forced to rethink his start-up’s business plan after entering a saturated market place.

A print and document technology firm has made its fourth takeover in six months to become Europe’s largest independent company in its sector.