In response to sustained growth of the FinTech industry in Northern Ireland and to support the need for skilled financial technology graduates, Ulster University’s Business School has launched an innovative

2020 has marked the dawn of a new world where personal care and personal security are now more important than ever. The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic has had a

Belfast Chamber Chief Executive Simon Hamilton has told the Assembly’s Economy Committee that the Stormont Executive needs to focus on how it can collectively help to revitalise Northern Ireland’s retail

Communications and public relations practice, Jago, has confirmed the appointment of Fiona Hanna to Director. It comes as Fiona is also shortlisted in the highly competitive Young Communications Professional of

A change to Northern Ireland legislation that means electric bikes have now been reclassified as bicycles rather than mopeds could fuel an ‘e-bike revolution’ across the province as the lockdown

The hospitality sector in Northern Ireland has heaped further pressure on the NI Executive this week on the need to allow for outdoor trading for pubs and restaurants after it

Rostrevor-based manufacturing company, Bradfor Ltd, has diversified their offering into the health sector by sewing over 12,000 scrubs and gowns since the beginning of April, which have provided PPE to

Lisburn based engineering firm Integrated Process Control & Engineering has introduced AI and thermal imaging technology to help companies across Ireland increase detection and protect their workforces during the COVID-19

Maeve Hunt has been elected Chair of Chartered Accountants Ulster Society at its 113th Annual General Meeting. The Ulster Society represents 4,700 local Chartered Accountants and is a district society

Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) is supporting a Northern Ireland charity with its efforts to combat the increasing resistance of livestock in the Developing World to medical treatments. The initiative between