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Manx landlords ask why they should join a government registration scheme without seeing finer details.

Almac is one of NI's largest employers with about 6,000 people across its global operations.

Rwanda's Ampersand wants motorbike taxi drivers to switch from petrol to electric.

Jobseekers now want flexible working from day one but employers are reluctant to make it an option.

Ulster Bank's monthly survey finds that price rises are contributing to a decrease in new orders.

The UK could decide to suspend parts of the Brexit deal for Northern Ireland, known as the protocol.

Peter Cowgill was filmed meeting his counterpart at Footasylum, the target of a blocked takeover bid.

The chronic lack of lorry drivers in the US is adding to supply chain woes - and could get worse.

Employers took on 531,000 extra workers in October in a sign the economy is picking up.

Finance Minister Conor Murphy says he is looking at continued "tailored support" after exemptions end.

Businesses in Dungannon warn they are struggling to recruit enough staff and action must be taken.

Prices are up again, but looming interest rate rises may cause a slowdown, the Halifax says.

Governor Andrew Bailey says households are feeling the effects of growing inflation.

A survey of recruiters suggests "supply and demand imbalances" may limit firms' abilities to fill roles.

Why Governor Andrew Bailey is watching carefully the impact of climate change on higher prices

Consumers are buying gifts earlier than usual after last year's lockdown, retailers say.

The UK government is urged to stop millions of tonnes of coal being extracted at a Vale of Neath mine.

The story of a first minister promoting Wales in the Middle East while navigating social customs.