As we enter a new decade, small business owners will be looking for new opportunities and ways to increase sales and grow their business.  Exporting is one option to consider

Activity in the Northern Ireland mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market will increase this year despite facing headwinds from the geopolitical and economic landscape, according to KPMG annual M&A Outlook.  The

In a significant change to Northern Ireland employment law process, the Labour Relations Agency’s (LRA) new Early Conciliation service is live, as of Monday 27 January 2020, writes Solicitor David

Cara Macklin, both an Entrepreneur and Coach, combines her hands on business experience gained from her previous role as the Director of the Award Winning Macklin Care Home Group, Malone

I made myself bankrupt last year for several reasons, but have now been “discharged” from my bankruptcy. What exactly does this mean and is there anything I need to do?

Responding after the Secretary of State’s comments this morning in the House of Commons on the expansion of Magee University, President of the Londonderry Chamber of Commerce Redmond McFadden said:

Hospitality Ulster has called on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to scrap Air Passenger Duty with immediate effect.  The body has stated that news on the unknown future of Flybe

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Reacting to the news that a deal has been tabled by the Secretary of State and Tánaiste to restore devolution, Trade NI (the alliance of Retail NI, Manufacturing NI and

The Northern Ireland commercial property market has finished the year in a much stronger position than anticipated and has once again proven its resilience, according to commercial property agency CBRE.