Fewer new homes were listed on the market in Northern Ireland during August and surveyors expect this to have a knock-on effect on sales and prices in the next three

Electrification of heating and transport systems would be transformative for both Northern Ireland’s economy and environment, creating around 5,000 jobs, reducing the spend on imported fossil fuels by £1.4 billion

A recent announcement by three mobile telephone networks that they have agreed a deal to build and share masts in order to improve 4G coverage in rural Northern Ireland, as

Linen Quarter Business Improvement District (LQ BID) has noted an increase in the number of businesses preparing to welcome their employees back to the office in recent weeks but suggests

Almost three-quarters (68%) of employees across Northern Ireland say that the last year has made them reassess their career and workplace attitudes, according to a new survey released by NIJobs.com.

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of maintaining essential services as the backbone to any functioning society and economy.  Add to this the complexities of Brexit and the growing

This summer might be one of the busiest on record for Belfast’s 5-Star Fitzwilliam Hotel, but the man in charge of running the luxury city centre hotel remains pragmatic about

The number of new homebuyer enquiries in Northern Ireland continued to rise in July despite a drop elsewhere in the UK as a result of the government’s stamp duty holiday

The new President of the Northern Ireland Local Government Association (NILGA) has called on the NI Executive to ‘get real’ about local government and recognise local councils as being absolutely

An uncertain investment landscape is a legacy of the pandemic not even the most active technology hotspots could avoid. Many industries remain in a temporary stasis, while others have bolstered