The Financial Services Authority says it's removed four countries from a list of places that pose a higher risk of money-laundering.
Monaco and Venezuela have been taken off the B-list because they're being monitored by the Financial Action Task Force.
Jamacia and Turkey have improved their anti-money laundering regimes and so they've also been removed.
Meanwhile, San Tome and Principe have been taken off because the FSA says there's now less risk of money-laundering there.
Is AI going to replace your job?
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says he can't predict whose jobs will be lost to Artificial Intelligence, but is urging people to take advantage of new jobs it creates.
Island company sweeps top industry awards
A financial investment group has won a Company of the Year award at the Investment International Awards.
New leadership team appointed at Steam Packet
The Steam Packet Company has announced its appointment of a new leadership team.
Could Peel get an oat in the morning?
A company's asking for food and drink producers to come forward if they'd like to sell from a new shop in Peel.
Belfast flights axe question to be put to Chief Minister
There's a question in next week's Tynwald sitting about when the Council of Ministers was informed about the cancellations of easyJet flights to Belfast.
Nearly 125 hours spent on Southern high street scheme
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says officers have spent nearly 125 hours on a high street scheme in the south of the Island.
Sixth CYBERISLE takes place tomorrow
The sixth annual CyberIsle is happening tomorrow.
Port St Mary printing company to close
A Douglas-based printing company is taking over a business in the South of the Island.
