Inflation went down to 4.4 per cent in January.
That's according to the latest Consumer Prices Index figures from the government, and is a 0.8 per cent decrease on the previous month.
Alcoholic drinks and tobacco had the biggest rise compared with 12 months ago, at 11.8 per cent, followed by restaurants and hotels.
The third biggest contributor to the rate of inflation was recreation and culture, which showed a rise of 7.2 per cent.
New profit tax in 2025 for multinational companies
The government says it's bringing in a new profit tax for multinational companies operating on the Island.
Work cafe celebrates first birthday
A work cafe in Douglas is celebrating its first birthday.
Institute of Directors survey results revealed next month
An organisation representing company directors says it'll publish the results of a members survey next month.
Businesses invited to apply for King's Awards for Enterprise
Island businesses can now apply for awards with a royal connection.
Financial crime conference in Douglas this autumn
Government agencies will come together to host a huge financial crime conference later this year.
Three arrests yesterday related to eGaming company
Police have arrested three people in connection with an investigation into an eGaming company.
Financial regulator wants to hear views on ultra-wealthy family offices
The Island's financial regulator is asking for views on family offices for the ultra-wealthy.
Local bank donates money to charity
A bank has donated £250 to an Island charity.
