In the heat of a financial crisis, such as the one we are presently going through, companies must focus on their financial viability. When businesses run into financial difficulties and

As we move into August, life on the farm has moved into overdrive, especially for arable farmers who will be embarking on harvesting cereal crops, writes Richard Henderson, Autoline Head

The latest results from InterTradeIreland’s Business Monitor (Q2 2020) make for stark if unsurprising reading. It quantifies and puts into perspective the massive disruption and strain caused by Covid-19 across

The Rainbow Project is encouraging members of the LGBT+ community to reach out and seek support during Pride Week. The charity is particularly raising awareness of mental health and well-being

The number of motoring offences in Northern Ireland has been steadily decreasing from 2011 (79,800) to 2019 (48,500) according to official figures released today by the Police Service of Northern

Northern Ireland Health Minister Robin Swann has announced his commitment to a consultation on the Minimum Unit Pricing of Alcohol. In a statement to Business First, Colin Neill, Chief Executive

The team at insurance comparison site CompareNI.com surveyed over 2,000 UK-based residents after noting a 158% rise in traffic to its ice cream van insurance system during lockdown. Market research

Employers For Childcare welcomes the Executive’s Childcare Recovery Support package, which will see £10.5 million allocated to childcare locally, to assist in recovery and building capacity across the sector. The

Coronavirus has had an impact on all of our lives over the past few months. Thankfully, we are now at a stage where restrictions are slowly easing, and some normality

Complying with new customs and tariff regulations once the transition period ends is the biggest Brexit worry for Northern Ireland businesses, according to a new KPMG Brexit Survey. Nearly half