The International Stock Exchange (TISE) has revised it's listing rules to appeal to more small and medium sized businesses.
It says it has a long term strategy to attract more listings from growth companies in it's 'home' markets.
CEO, Fiona Le Poidevin, says the updated rules make sure they can be 'an appropriate and attractive environment' for companies.
She added they're always monitoring and evaluating them to ensure they 'remain fit for purpose'.
Businesses worried over ferry fuel surcharge
A survey by the Island's Chamber of Commerce shows 88 per cent of members think their business will suffer with the Steam Packet's fuel surcharge.
National Risk Assessment looks at virtual assets sector
There's a 'medium' risk of money laundering in the Island's virtual assets sector, according to a new report.
Law changes aimed at improving transparency on company ownership
The government's set out proposals aimed at making it easier to identify who owns and controls Island companies.
Bushy's is branching out into spirits
A Manx brewery is preparing to launch a new range of spirits this week.
Open day at new gym this weekend
A new gym in Douglas is opening its doors for the first time this weekend.
Businesses encouraged to have quiet hours for neurodivergent people
Businesses across the Island are being encouraged to introduce "quiet hours" in the wake of Autism Acceptance Month.
Chance of comeback for city centre takeaway
There's a chance a Douglas takeaway might get a new location and get back into business.
Workshop about neurodivergence in the workplace
A workshop about how businesses can support and benefit from neurodivergent employees will be held next week.
