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.
Could you run the beer tent at one of the Island's biggest events?
One of the biggest events in the Island's agricultural calendar is looking for someone to help thirsty attendees.
Flooded Ramsey shop hopes to reopen soon
A shop in Ramsey says it's hoping to reopen soon as it recovers from a catastrophic flood.
Questions over immigration companies in Keys
Does the Island need rules governing companies which help people move to the Isle of Man?
Group offers chance to connect with other businesses
An Island group is hosting a networking event for businesses later this month.
Committee to hear evidence from Post Office heads
A Tynwald committee will quiz three Post Office bosses later this month.
Biomed business plans expansion
A business in the south of the Island is poised to expand its premises with a new planning application.
Updates to money laundering rules
The Island's financial regulator says it's brought in changes to the Island's rules on money laundering and terrorism financing.
Manx business plans Mexico expansion
An Island-based payment processor says it's expanding its digital wallet into Mexico.
