INFORM : CHALLENGE : INSPIRE
We’re all currently cooking our breakfasts at home rather than eating them in cafes and restaurants, but we’re at least enjoying lower prices relative to last year when we do
Figures released by HMRC have revealed three sectors continue to dominate and reap the majority of R&D Tax Credit benefits including ‘Manufacturing’, ‘Professional, Scientific & Technical’ and ‘Information and Communications’.
Commenting on the Chancellor’s announcement that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (furlough) will be extended to October, Ann McGregor, Chief Executive of Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI
Four local chambers of commerce have warned that the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on business across Northern Ireland is deep and will be long-lasting. The Chief Executives of Belfast
The Chief Executives of Belfast Chamber, Causeway Chamber, Derry Chamber and Newry Chamber will tell Stormont’s Economy Committee that the Executive must make clear, as soon as possible, how it
As we enter the seventh week of lockdown, the SME Support Forum, set-up by law firm, McKees, accountancy firm Harbinson Mulholland and financial services practice, Kerr Henderson, is urging businesses
As each day passes, the economic challenges presented by COVID-19 are further illuminated. With the jobs retention scheme portal now open for applications, many businesses and employers will be hoping
NILGA’s Chief executive, Derek McCallan, has called for National, Stormont and Local Government to “come together as one public purse” and invest in the workforce, services and planned recovery work
Paul Kearney made the decision to open Kearney Law Group (KLG) in September 2019 and he did so with a revitalised, renewed approach and mindset, compared to many of those
Arts & Business NI has launched a suite of arts-based staff engagement products, designed to assist local private sector businesses in supporting their employees, as many adjust to working from