An Island company which uses Artificial Intelligence to power dating apps says it's teaming up with a global payments service.
HubPeople, which is based on Circular Road in Douglas, has signed an agreement with the Payments Group.
The deal will mean HubPeople's 100 million users can pay for dating subscriptions in cash at 550,000 locations worldwide.
It'll mean the company can accept 17 currencies at first in countries like Argentina where card adoption is still low.
Employment and careers survey wants graduate input
The Department for Enterprise wants to hear from young professionals about work and employment.
No early publication of agricultural census, says DEFA
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it won't publish agricultural statistics - because they're due out shortly.
Women in business celebrated at Isle of Man’s Elevate You Awards
Women in business across the Isle of Man have been celebrated at this year's Elevate You Awards.
Apex Corporate Services surrenders Isle of Man licence
The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority says Apex Corporate Services has surrendered its licence.
Island eGaming firms shortlisted for Vixio awards
Two Isle of Man based gambling companies are shortlisted for awards at the Vixio Global Regulatory Awards 2026.
Tech talk to explore the ethics of AI-generated images tonight
The Island's Google Developer Group is holding a tech talk in Douglas.
PopCornaa snack in the running for top UK food award
A Manx vegan snack has been shortlisted for a UK food award.
Island bank deposits rise 7.8% in a year
The amount of money held by Island-based banks has increased over the last year.
