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Tens of thousands of homes and businesses in the county are set for full fibre broadband upgrades as part of a £33m investment.
A leading business organisation in the county has joined a call for the Chancellor to hold an emergency budget to ease the cost of living crisis.
One of Kent's top businesses has unveiled a multi-million pound innovation aimed at making flying safer and easier.
It won't come as a surprise to many, but the majority of Kent firms polled recently said increased costs would be passed onto their customers.
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.
After a two-year break due to the pandemic, the largest regional business event returns to the county in May.
A list of the fastest growing companies in the county is making a return for its 19th outing.
One of the county's top networking events returns for its fifth annual outing next week - with 300 delegates expected.
Just months after some of the biggest changes in its history, The Highway Code is changing again and here's why.
Millions of cars are now fitted with a potentially life-saving button but drivers know very little about the SOS technology.
A poll of SMEs has revealed many remain anxious at rising costs - while just 4% say Brexit has had a positive impact on them.
In our special report into 5G masts, we look at whether NIMBYism is holding back communities from being better connected.
A key debate at a leading business event next month will focus on how firms can access funding towards a net zero future.
The centrepiece of a new innovation park has been delayed amid confusion on how many firms have signed up for the scheme.
The CEO of an IT firm says more firms should look to take advantage of government employment schemes to help youngsters get on the career ladder.
A partnership between a leading science park and a top university is hoped to help retain talent in the county.
Kent Cricket's CEO is to speak before delegates at a leading business event next month.
A council and Historic England will discover what needs to be done to save a 162-year-old boat store which paved the way for today's skyscrapers.
Another big salad farm is coming to the county - creating dozens of jobs in the process.
Fruit varieties developed at a horticultural research centre in the county are closing in on 100million annual sales.
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