The government's cybersecurity office says people on the Island have lost 'significant' amounts to an investment scam in the last week.
On social media, the Cyber Security Centre for the Isle of Man said last year Manx residents lost almost £140,000.
The scams involve get-rich-quick schemes offered online, but turn out to be attempts to take either people's cash or their personal details.
The office is offering advice online on how to spot scammers and avoid being taken for a ride.
Corporate tax return deadline nears
The deadline for corporate tax returns is approaching next month.
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.
