The Chancellor of the Exchequer is “warming to the idea” of cutting fuel duty in the forthcoming Autumn Statement, according to the head of an
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The Ashers Cake row could be reviewed by the Supreme Court after an intervention by Northern Ireland’s attorney general. John Larkin QC is seeking to
County Antrim pork producer Dunbia, which processes about 7,800 pigs each week, has been bought by a British gourmet sausage giant. Dunbia Ballymena, which employs
A £700,000 investment to transform a Titanic Quarter retail business into a “new generation” Spar store is to create 25 jobs for the area. The
The Government’s Autumn Statement must take action on Business Rates, retail collectives have argued. In a submission to the Treasury ahead of the November 23
With two-thirds of UK consumers seeking less sugar in their diet, Northern Ireland’s leading bakery Irwin’s has invested in the creation of a new Family
A proof-of-age compliance scheme for tobacco retailers is taking place in Northern Ireland. The scheme, will see retailers ‘mystery shopped’ by 18 or 19-year-old test
Retailers and cash handling companies should begin preparations for the introduction of a new pound coin featuring an edgy design. The Royal Mint is producing
Philip Mills, sales director at Johnson Brothers, is pictured with Gillian Thompson from Action Cancer and Ester Jackson Whites Speedicook launching this year’s ‘Paint the
Appeal court judges have issued fresh guidance to firms as they upheld an unlawful discrimination ruling against Ashers Bakery Company. In 2014, Ashers refused to provide a