The introduction of Hallowe’en and Christmas treats on supermarket and convenience store shelves seems to get earlier every year – and according to Safefood, Northern Ireland shoppers have had enough.

Celebrating five years in business this month, Janet Jensen established Ekstra Accounting Solutions with the Danish word ‘ekstra’ reflecting a commitment to go beyond traditional accounting services. Janet explains: “My

Have you seen the recent advertisements encouraging people to volunteer to be mentors helping businesses to grow for the Help to Grow campaign? This scheme is essentially part of a

Over the past few years, we have witnessed firsthand the significant changes in the insurance landscape. The rise in insurance premiums has been a topic of much discussion, and it’s

In today’s world, we are fortunate to have access to remarkable medical advancements. From the discovery of penicillin to the development of X-rays and MRIs, these innovations have transformed healthcare,

Acting Chief Executive of ICC Belfast, Waterfront Hall and Ulster Hall, Iain Bell, says he would welcome further data-led decision-making on the future of Belfast’s night-time economy. The head of

The delivery of an effective partnership approach across the economy, co-designed by government, local councils, Invest NI, and the Local Enterprise Agency network, is the key to getting enterprise support

Manufacturing firms in Northern Ireland must embrace resilience and innovation to thrive in today’s challenging economic landscape, according to Alan Lowry, Chair of the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) NI

The Canadian company Shopify may not be as well known as Amazon but, as an e-commerce platform for on-line stores, it appears to have attracted significant custom by providing a

The team at CompareNI.com looked at accident data across each district council area in Northern Ireland, reviewing the average cost of repairs and the effect it had on the annual