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A football fan app backed by a former England international is aiming to raise cash to help it sell data on supporters to clubs and broadcasters.
Green living expert Dick Strawbridge will be the leading speaker at a property exhibition returning to Kent for its second year.
Long-established printer and copier supplier Geerings suffered a fall in profits amid “difficult market conditions”.
Companies and entrepreneurs have an extra week to enter the most prestigious business awards in Kent.
Kent Business, the county’s long-standing monthly business supplement, is celebrating a special anniversary.
Radio station kmfm has hit a new record - with more than 200,000 people tuning in every week!
A company founded by a Kent music manager has teamed up with one of the UK's biggest record labels.
The backlash over disposable coffee cups has vindicated a paper merchant’s move into food packaging as it targets a return to profit.
A town centre hotel has been transformed with a shared office suite for small businesses.
Avid kmfm listeners can now get the latest news from their Alexa-enabled device.
A mobile-friendly rival to Bitcoin signed an agreement with a payment technology company days before the value of many online currencies plummeted.
The way you'll see news in Facebook is changing. Here's how not to miss out on the latest KentOnline news and travel.
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.
A guide to family days out and the best-kept secrets in the county is due to launch before Easter.
A printing company which closed suddenly shortly before Christmas had a multi-million pound shortfall in its accounts, liquidators have found.
One of the UK’s largest independent paper merchants has reported losses after the demise of some large printers and “fierce” price cutting.
Businesses on the hunt for new offices or industrial space can find commercial sites close to skilled workers and infrastructure with US technology.
An online currency developed in Kent has relaunched after introducing tougher security measures following a hack on hundreds of its users’ accounts.
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