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- Media Statement
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Chamber is asking voters to choose candidates based not on who makes the biggest promises, but on who they believe has the capability, courage and judgement to help run the whole Isle of Man effectively over the next five years.
- Media Statement
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Statement re Tynwald approval of a new methodology linking the minimum wage to median earning.
In her first public address since her office’s annual report, the IOM Information Commissioner unveiled a bold vision to build public trust and guide innovation responsibly in today’s digital age.
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The Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce held its gala dinner last week, as the Island’s leading business network celebrated entering its 70th year.
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The Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce supports the motion being brought forward to reform the employment of children (NO.2) regulations 2028 and urges Tynwald to support it.
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On Friday 25th April, Chamber hosted a vital briefing session for members on the Isle of Man's preparations for the upcoming MONEYVAL evaluation.
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61% of UK firms trading with the US expect negative impacts from new tariffs. Many plan price hikes, urge stronger US/EU trade ties, and warm of growing global trade tensions.
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Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday for our special briefing with Ørsted.
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Growth struggles as firms face challenges - GDP shrank in January, with just 0.2% growth over three months. The BCC urges tax clarity and infrastructure support to boost business confidence
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Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson MHK attended a Chamber of Commerce event to give a budget update to the business community
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Chamber welcomes some budget measures, but says it will have little impact on the main challenges facing businesses.
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Slight Q4 growth offers relief, but firms face rising costs and uncertainty. The BCC urges government action on business rates, infrastructure, and exports to drive long-term growth.
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Isle of Man Chamber welcomes the revised minimum wage proposals announced by the Department for Enterprise this week