Disruptive technology has the potential to make Northern Ireland a world pioneer in the fourth industrial revolution, business leaders in Belfast have been told. That was the key message at

When creating or forming your family business, it is easy to forget or delay creating a strategic plan to address or resolve any unforeseen issues that may arise, says Julie Tierney,

This week, Docs Ireland, the first ever industry focused, all-Ireland international documentary festival will kick off right here in Belfast, running from 12 – 16 June. Not only will we welcome

The first year of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) together with the narrow reporting window, lack of detailed regulatory guidance and threat of multi-million pound fines within this, has

Tourism NI has welcomed today’s release of positive performance figures for January to December 2018 showing an average £2.7 million spend per day last year. Figures from the Northern Ireland

The power of golf in building professional networks has been discovered first-hand by award-winning businesswoman, Angela Bennett from Diamond Systems, Belfast. In the run-up to International Women’s Golf Day the joint

Technology, I feel, is a two-edged sword. What you gain on the hobby horse can so easily be lost on the swings. But this seems to be the case for

The role of the judge or jury in a defamation case is to determine how the ‘ordinary reasonable reader’ understands alleged defamatory material. The judgment examines how it applies to

Sam Sterry, Head of SME for Europcar Mobility Group UK, looks at steps SMEs can take to go green without spending on PHEVs With the increased focus on green credentials,

The word ‘Automation’ in today’s climate can spark fear in the hearts of many in the business community, worried about the coming of a ‘Rise of the Machines’-style reckoning, with