Businesses in Northern Ireland will this week be feeling more uncertain than ever about the future of their businesses. The triple lock of rising inflation, rising interest rates and excruciating

About ten years ago a book about Silicon Valley was published called The Rainforest. The explanation its authors give for this title is that attempts to build businesses often appear

Almost half of CEOs in Northern Ireland are anticipating a recession in the coming year, but most expect it to be mild and short, according to the eighth KPMG 2022

What makes a good leader? How does a good leader lead? How does a good leader guide their business through crisis? Such questions are critical to ask in the ever-changing

Property portal, PropertyPal, has released a report summarising the 2022 Quarter 3 (Q3) Northern Ireland housing market trends. The report provides market insights surrounding house prices and rental cost uncertainty

The results of the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and Ulster Bank Residential Market Survey show that house prices in NI are continuing to rise, but the rate

Stacey Williams, Head of Business Development at anti food waste app, Gander,  commenting on the announcement of the Tesco’s move to link Executive Director bonuses to halving food waste by

The relationship between farmer and vet is key to the behaviour changes needed to reduce the use of antimicrobials in agriculture. The new research, which was funded by safefood, surveyed

Recently we heard the suggestion from a now very senior politician that the UK has low productivity because its people do not work hard enough. It may be correct to

Girvan Gault, Finance and Banking Consultant, Pinnacle Growth Group, commenting on the mini budget announcement, said: “It’s been an interesting few days for the UK economy and whilst it isn’t