The incoming President of Chartered Accountants Ireland has highlighted the need to tackle the continuing capacity constraints facing the profession at the Institute’s AGM in Dublin city centre today. Members

The UK wide industry-standard, We’re Good to Go, which has supported businesses throughout the pandemic has been phased out following a successful campaign. The standard which was introduced in July

The UK wide industry-standard, We’re Good to Go, which has supported businesses throughout the pandemic has been phased out following a successful campaign. The standard which was introduced in July

Astronomers using a network of radio telescopes across the entire planet have finally able to take the first picture of the supermassive black hole at the centre of the Milky

Home sales in Northern Ireland are expected to rise over the next three months according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and Ulster Bank Residential Market Survey.

Five Minutes with Eileen Mullan and the Boardroom Apprentice programme. “When I was serving fish and chips in my parents’ chip shop in Portrush I never thought someone one like

With speculation about the future of Boris Johnson, bookmakers have opened betting on who will replace the Prime Minister as the next Conservative leader, and possibly the person to lead

RB+ Chartered Accountants has advised that the incoming rise in Northern Ireland’s Corporation Tax rate, from 19 percent to 25 percent, which will come into effect in April 2023, could

The demand for Slow Food in Northern Ireland has soared over the last decade, thanks to a change in consumer preference and attitude towards their food choices and following the

Despite the disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and rising inflation, sustainability is still managing to hold its own on the corporate agenda, writes Zara Duffy, Head of Northern Ireland,