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More detail and guidance is needed on new Covid measures, Londonderry Chamber of Commerce says.

Brexit rules mean is it easier for EU traders to operate but more difficult for GB stall holders.

The latest estimated Scottish government figures show output across the economy rose by 0.4% across September.

The move is being taken together with other major oil consuming nations, including China and the UK.

One in three childcare providers in NI say their current financial position is 'distressed'.

But staff shortages mean the labour market will take years to stabilise, a recruitment firm says.

The launch of long-term fixed-rate deals may test borrowers' appetite for certainty over cost.

Eunice Wun says she has no employment record and a credit check cannot be done in England.

Atom Bank has cut its staff's hours by 10% without reducing their pay in a bid to improve wellbeing.

South Africa's main electricity company Eskom plans to switch from using coal to renewable energy.

Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon says it could affect NI Water's ability to deliver services.

A family is calling for a law change on the Isle of Man after losing out on their "dream home".

President Biden opts for continuity by nominating Jerome Powell to remain head of the central bank.

The business group says emerging industries such as biotech should be based in the North.

Funded by the cryptocurrency, it will use the volcano's energy to power mining, the president says.

John French says departments have been meeting to see what can be done for NI energy customers.

The 2021 cruising season is over, but Belfast Harbour hopes to get back to pre-Covid levels in 2022.