BACK in 1984 one of the world’s greatest sports stars, Michael Jordan, was getting ready for the jump from his amateur college days to the lucrative world of the professional ranks.
AS the UK and EU negotiate a new relationship, perhaps the most complicated and economically crucial task is agreeing the future of the rules that govern the UK economy.
It’s said that gambling has been around since before written history, with ‘gambling houses’ having been prevalent in China since the first millennium BC.
MANY business owners will have recently opened ‘Rent and Leasing Questionnaires’ received from Land & Property Services (LPS) regarding the 2020 Non-Domestic General Rating Revaluation.
WESTWORLD has returned to our screens, picking up where the last series so violently ended (such is the outcome, according to Romeo and Juliet, of violent delights).
WITH reports of personal data breaches hitting the headlines with alarming regularity, and the fast-approaching enforcement date for GDPR, businesses and individuals alike should by this stage be very mindful of their rights and obligations under the new legislation.
FIVE years ago Belfast Metropolitan College’s high tech e3 building was the venue for the inaugural Royal Television Society (RTS) Northern Ireland Student Awards.
DANNY Blanchflower, Pat Jennings, Gerry Armstrong, Robbie Keane, Stephen Carr and Chris Houghton are just some of the Irish footballers that have played for Tottenham Hotspur down the years.
IN my discussions with those that build private housing and the housing associations that build social housing, it's clear that whilst in some ways they think differently about building new homes, they have a lot in common when they talk about the challenges they face in building the housing that we need.