A firm has secured an e-gaming licence to operate on the Isle of Man.
Lottery messenger company, Jinni Lotto, allows players to bet on the outcome of different lotteries across the globe and offers a number of scratchcard options.
Its chief executive, David Bazak, says the Island's 'internationally renowned reputation' was a key factor in its decision making.
Meanwhile, Digital Isle of Man's Head of e-gaming, Tony Ure, is wishing the company every success for the future.
Peel Lifeboat receives generous donation
An Isle of Man lifeboat station has been given a generous donation by a local company.
Beach sauna plans submitted for the south of the Island
Port Erin could be getting a permanent beach sauna, if planners give the green light.
Economic crime talk later this month
A leading economic crime expert will visit the Island later this month.
Last chance for this year's income tax returns!
There's just one day left to return your income tax form this year.
More than 400 cyber-threats reported in two months
The Cyber Security Centre for the Isle of Man has released its latest threat update.
FlexyStaff Launches on the Isle of Man, giving local businesses and workers a better way to fill shifts.
FlexyStaff, the on-demand staffing app, has officially launched on the Isle of Man, giving local businesses a quicker way to cover shifts and giving Island workers more control over when and where they work.
Praase announces new home in the south of the Island
Spud lovers in the south of the Island could be in for a treat - after a catering company revealed it's relocating.
CyberIsle returns to Santon next month
A huge cybersecurity event will be returning to the Isle of Man for its eighth year next month.
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