A new survey has found that 80% of Londonderry Chamber members want the Northern Ireland Executive to take advantage of Northern Ireland’s unique trading position introduced by the Northern Ireland

With passenger levels steadily growing again on public transport, new research commissioned by Translink surveying people across NI including public transport users and non-users reveals that 79% anticipate they will

Investment in Northern Ireland rebounded strongly in the first three months of 2021, according to new research published today by Lambert Smith Hampton. The Investment Transactions Northern Ireland Bulletin for

Following a recent visit to the Scottish Provident Building, located in Donegall Square, Belfast Chamber, Chief Executive, Simon Hamilton spoke out to welcome the recent growth of the serviced office

As a result of COVID-19, schools, universities and businesses were forced to shut their doors and adapt quickly to digital-first learning strategies. A year on, with the return of in-person

The President of Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber), Ian Henry, has urged political leaders to commit to working together to avoid any further unnecessary disruption for

Brexit, COVID-19 and climate change have impacted on the price of the items that make up a traditional cooked breakfast in the past 12 months. That’s according to Ulster Bank’s

A Cross Border group has urged the Irish Government to reform unfair tax laws which harm border workers and their communities. The Cross Border Workers Coalition has called on the

Covid-19 has had a significant impact on businesses, and one of the major changes we have seen is in relation to not just the jobs people do, but in how