Four local business organisations that were amongst a coalition of 23 business groups, trade bodies and local chambers of commerce which wrote to the First Minister and deputy First Minister

A new survey conducted by Duff & Phelps, provider of governance, risk and transparency solutions, in partnership with Trade NI, shows that over one third (35%) of businesses across the

Joint survey between Londonderry and Letterkenny Chambers reveals significant worries over Covid and Brexit and urges new Shared Island Unit to prioritise North West investment 81% of businesses on both

New research by LifeSkills created by Barclays highlights that the younger generation has a critical role to play in the UK’s recovery from Covid-19. The coronavirus has had significant impacts

Newry Chamber of Commerce and Trade has joined the Cross-Border Workers Coalition to urge the Irish Government to make changes to personal tax liabilities for employees’ resident in the Republic

When a company decides to invest in a particular area one of the key considerations is access to people, skills and talent. Indeed, the regional talent pool is the cornerstone

It’s been a year of ups and downs for the business community in Northern Ireland. Speaking on the year past, and her 25-year career in the public sector prior to

The Chief Executive of Manufacturing NI, Stephen Kelly, has stated that craft brewers, distillers and cider makers are being unfairly hindered and disadvantaged during the lockdown restrictions as local off-licenses

The Northern Ireland Takeaway Association has warned that the sector is facing devastation unless current restrictions preventing deliveries after 11pm are ended immediately. Under the recent legislative restrictions delivery services