Shoppers in Northern Irish supermarkets spent £4.4bn in the year up to the end of November, according to the latest report from an industry body.

When I talk about a shared island, the reaction I hear too often is shaped by constitutional fear. Everything becomes green or orange, framed around winning or losing. But when you strip away the ...

The next Assembly election is 17 months away, yet it is already clear that the main political parties have entered campaign mode. This shift has prompted me to reflect on who may hold the economy ...

Northern Ireland’s Department of Health (DoH) has more than doubled its spending of public money on expert consultants inside the last five years.

Energy giant SSE is going ahead with a new £50m battery energy storage system (BESS) in Co Tyrone, Business Telegraph can reveal.

A Northern Ireland woman who declared bankruptcy in her twenties is sharing her story online in a bid to “remove the shame” around talking about personal finances — and to show that it is possible to ...

A music teacher from Co Down has spoken of her joy after three of her students met Ed Sheeran last week and were gifted signed guitars by the music star.

We saw it in Delhi after the assassination of Indira Gandhi. Hindu mobs scoured the city looking for Sikhs to kill.

Creditors' meetings are to be held this week ahead of the voluntary winding-up of three companies linked to Belfast leisure business We Are Vertigo, Business Telegraph can reveal.

The body representing the majority of credit unions in Northern Ireland has said their loan book has hit a record high of £740m.

Denis Donaldson went to his grave protecting the identity of a second informant, with only a small circle of republicans aware at the time that he was taking the fall for another man.

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a technical issue — it is a central pillar of global trade, investment and governance.