Island businesses say they're concerned over a new living wage.
A survey by the Chamber of Commerce was completed by 69 businesses from nine sectors of the economy, focusing on the impact of the £8.61 an hour rate.
72 per cent of companies say the living wage is socially responsible, but will have a negative impact.
Only 3 per cent of employers felt introducing the rate would be good for their businesses.
AI top of Info Commissioner strategy
Two burgeoning technologies will form part of the Information Commissioner Office's annual strategy.
Local TV company brings back live racing broadcast
A local TV company has relaunched a popular broadcast service for motorcycle road races.
Island's Spar shops join rewards scheme
A chain of convenience stores says it's bringing a new reward scheme to the Island.
Former tea room company to be removed from register
The company behind a former café in Peel will be dissolved and removed from the Island's company register.
New look of 2026 TT merch revealed
TT organisers have unveiled the new look of this year's official race merchandise.
Regulator wants views on fit and proper guidance
The Gambling Supervision Commission says it's looking for feedback on new rules about who is fit and proper to run companies.
Hygiene events for the hospitality industry
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has announced a series of hygiene training events for the hospitality industry.
Business support session in Douglas today
The Department for Enterprise is holding a drop-in session about business support today.
