The President of Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber) has warned that “2021 will require businesses to remain flexible and fleet-of-foot, as they grapple with the changes

Both bright spots and five focus areas for intervention identified as research reveals Northern Ireland’s competitive edge has slowly slipped over two decades. The Ulster University Economic Policy Centre (UUEPC)

Relate NI highlights pressure on relationships due to virus restrictions and launches self-help e-books as part of first Winter Campaign, ‘Relieve The Pressure’ People in Northern Ireland are feeling much

The unveiling of Northern Ireland’s first hydrogen-powered buses at Stormont is an important first step towards reducing our greenhouse gas emissions, but there is more still to do, writes Mark

Linen Quarter BID has welcomed businesses back to the Linen Quarter with the installation of regeneration works to the Scottish Mutual Building, sitting on the gateway to Belfast’s most historic

At Fujitsu, we believe in the power of human difference to create a better future in a digital and diverse world. Organisations have made some progress in fostering ethnic diversity and inclusion

 Demand for homes in Northern Ireland continued to increase in November, with the stamp duty cut ending in Q1 2021 seen as a factor, according to the latest RICS (Royal

The Halifax Foundation for Northern Ireland has contributed £39m to more than 11,000 projects improving the lives of disadvantaged and disabled people since its start in 1985. The figures were

COVID-19 may have pulled the plug on this year’s traditional office party across Northern Ireland but business owners and staff can still have some festive fun with a virtual Christmas

Business First talked to Davy Frew, Area Manager, Wolseley Plumb and Parts Center, about doing business in East Belfast and the company’s support as a sponsor of the Eastside Awards.