
NI Executive failing out-of-work young people, Unissu
Belfast business owner Eddie Holmes, Chief Executive of property tech company Unissu has said the Executive is failing young people in Northern Ireland by scrapping a planned scheme to help
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Belfast business owner Eddie Holmes, Chief Executive of property tech company Unissu has said the Executive is failing young people in Northern Ireland by scrapping a planned scheme to help

What does flexible working look like as we approach the year-mark of many organisations working from home? Leading ICT provider Fujitsu shines a light on its #WorkYourWay initiative, writes Karen

72% of North West business have said they are confident that their business can grow in 2021 despite the Covid-19 pandemic, a new survey has found. A survey of Londonderry

Results from the latest Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry Coronavirus survey confirm the extent of the impact COVID-19 has had on business to date. Among the findings from

Research from Northern Ireland’s largest insurance comparison website shows the most popular cars for young drivers aged 18-25, in Belfast, Vauxhall, Volkswagen and Ford in that order. More specifically the

The Chief Executive of car technology company Bluesona, Mel Morrison, has welcomed the introduction of tougher action on mobile phone use while driving as an important step in improving safety.

A new and timely campaign, Councils Make It Happen, has been launched recognising the value of local government in Northern Ireland, focussing on the key role that councils play in

Workloads in Northern Ireland construction fell at a reduced rate at the end of last year compared to the previous two quarters, despite on-going concerns about COVID and a growing

Environmental charity, Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful, has today published a report revealing the companies frequently associated with branded litter items across Northern Ireland. The ‘Litter Composition Producers Report 2019-2020’ summarises

New research from Barclays reveals 2020 as the highest year on record for scams, as the value of fraudulent activity increased more than 66 per cent during the months of