An Island company which uses Artificial Intelligence to power dating apps says it's teaming up with a global payments service.
HubPeople, which is based on Circular Road in Douglas, has signed an agreement with the Payments Group.
The deal will mean HubPeople's 100 million users can pay for dating subscriptions in cash at 550,000 locations worldwide.
It'll mean the company can accept 17 currencies at first in countries like Argentina where card adoption is still low.
Applications open for The Step Programme 2027
Applications have opened for a paid work experience scheme for Isle of Man university students.
Employment and Skills event today for Island's young people
One of the Island's largest career events gets underway in Douglas today.
Business Isle of Man to offer free hospitality training
If you're working in the hospitality industry, the government is offering a free training day later this month.
Douglas City Council Chief Executive to retire
Douglas City Council's Chief Executive is to retire next April after 19 years with the local authority.
Banking services survey launched across Crown Dependencies
A new survey's been launched to garner views about new banking services for the Crown Dependencies.
Employment and Skills event for students next week
One of the Island's largest career events gets underway in Douglas next week.
Treasury Minister to give economic outlook update in Tynwald
The Island's new Treasury Minister will make a statement during this month's Tynwald about the economic outlook.
Pay agreement prevents Loganair strike action
Unite the union says strike action's been averted at an airline that serves a number of routes from the Island.
