The Island's good causes are set to get a £657,000 windfall from bank accounts that haven't been touched for 15 years.
New laws were passed in 2019 allowing the Treasury to take control of dormant bank accounts, with the money going to charities.
So far, more than £4 million has been released by banks, and the Manx Lottery Trust is about to pay out the first cash from the fund.
The Trust is now deciding which grant applications will be given some of the money.
Government consulting over corporate law updates
The government's launched a public consultation on plans to update corporate laws.
Deadline for businesses to register for STEMFest is tomorrow
This week's the deadline for businesses to get involved in a youth science and technology festival next year.
Sunset Lakes announces plan to fully re-open
A fishing and events venue in the West of the Island has announced it'll be fully re-opening next year.
Sponsorship applications open for 2026 MGP
Would your business like to be a sponsor for the Manx Grand Prix?
Researchers ask what you think of your phone company
What do you think of your phone company?
Bank could get facelift
A bank in Ramsey could be getting a facelift, if planners approve new proposals.
Island keeps its AA3 Moody's credit rating
The Island has kept its AA3 credit rating, after the latest update by Moody's.
More companies giving employees input in risk assessments
The Island's financial regulator says more companies are giving all employees a say in their business risk assessments.
