Isle of Man Business

Douglas will be hosting government finance leaders from the world's poorest and remotest countries to learn from the island's expertise at a seven-day academic conference this weekend.

A Manx legal company is celebrating its new headquarters.

The Island's energy regulator says some commercial gas users are paying higher prices than expected.

A car dealership in Douglas says it's changing the way it operates - after customers racked up debts of £40,000 for services.

When is a lawyer not a lawyer? When they're working for a fictional Island law firm.

An Island accountant has been hit with a penalty of more than £2,300 over failures to follow money-laundering measures.

The government says a lack of interest in a free food hygiene course for restaurant, cafe and takeaway owners means it's been postponed.

There's a warning about an online bank which claims to be based in the Isle of Man, after an investigation by regulators.

Should people get tax relief on money they pay towards education costs in future?

The Island's financial regulator has issued new advice about commercially exposed persons - including arms dealers, oil barons and porn stars.

A shop in Peel is up for sale again, less than 12 months after reopening following a refit.

The Island's financial regulator will be showcasing the Island at an event  in Dublin tomorrow.

A gym in the west of the Island could get a facelift under new plans.