AI technology is changing how we interact with the world. Free AI chatbots are now accessible to anyone with an internet connection and private businesses are rolling out their own

For many years, business investment in Northern Ireland has stalled.  Against the backdrop of political instability at Stormont, a lack of long-term planning and strong decision-making has been a major

Northern Ireland stands on the cusp of major changes in how we generate our power, as global forces converge to shape a very different way of how we produce electricity

When, and why, did we start taking about businesses ‘scaling’ instead of just growing? Is it because it is the fashionable term or does it actually convey something which ‘growing’

This week, we hear from Eimear Gourley, the NI Property Girl, a property expert in Belfast about the questions she’s often asked by those thinking of getting into property investing.

As it stands the budget this week is the last chance for chancellor Jeremy Hunt to change or at least soften the significant increases to business taxation coming into force

There is much anticipation in advance of Wednesday’s Spring Budget – the first for Chancellor Jeremy Hunt – as he announces the Government’s plans for economic growth and sets out

Chief Executive of Hospitality Ulster, Colin Neill, has raised concern about the increased costs of doing business which leaves businesses in a bleak position. It comes as the Ulster University

The ongoing absence of an Executive and Assembly is having a detrimental effect on investment and the economy in Northern Ireland, Londonderry Chamber President Selina Horshi has said. Selina Horshi

More young women should seize the opportunity to take up technical roles in Northern Ireland’s successful film industry. That is the view of Chloe Dalzell, a young sound designer from