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Businesses in Jersey are set to face fewer administrative requirements when raising finance and promoting their services overseas, under changes described by the government as part of efforts to strengthen the island’s international finance sector.

Sixteen local digital entrepreneurs have taken part in a five-day Digital Jersey bootcamp designed to help turn early-stage business ideas into working products.

People across Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man are being urged to consider the privacy implications of using smart glasses capable of recording audio and video.

Registration has opened for this year’s Jersey STEM Racing competition, with organisers hoping to attract a record number of primary and secondary school pupils.

Sure has apologised to customers in Jersey after a wave of complaints about mobile phone services, with some islanders reporting unreliable calls, data and internet access.

Jersey businesses have been warned there is “no excuse” for failing to put basic safeguards in place to protect customers’ personal information.

A new digital platform designed to support parents from pregnancy through the first five years of a child's life has been made available free of charge in Jersey following a £100,000 government-backed grant.

Jersey has become the first place in the world to launch a pioneering clinical trial investigating whether intravenous iron treatment can improve the daily lives of people living with heart failure by increasing their physical activity.

The Government of Jersey will begin securely sharing basic personal information with UK credit reference agencies later this month, unless islanders choose to opt out, in a move designed to improve access to financial products such as credit cards.

The regulator responsible for overseeing Jersey's telecommunications sector has been granted enhanced powers aimed at improving the security and resilience of phone and internet services across the island.

New guidance aimed at helping Jersey’s business community navigate the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been issued by the Institute of Directors (IoD) Jersey. The organisation says the framework offers practical support for directors and senior executives as they respond to fast-moving technological changes affecting every sector of the economy. It is intended to address common concerns among leaders who remain cautious about adopting AI. IoD Jersey chair Ian Webb hi

Plans for a major solar farm in St Mary have been put on hold, according to Jersey Electricity, as the company reassesses its wider renewable energy strategy.

Solar panels could soon appear on the roofs of schools, car parks and depot buildings across the island after a new agreement between Jersey Electricity and the government.

About 200 children aged nine to 11 have designed, built and raced miniature Formula 1 cars in a new primary school initiative led by STEM Racing UK and Digital Jersey.

Telecoms provider Sure has been formally recognised as one of the region’s leading employers after securing certification from Great Place to Work, a globally respected authority on workplace culture.

Plans to develop a solar farm in St Martin have been dropped following a public consultation and discussions with the landowner.

Jersey could grow its economy without increasing its population by embracing artificial intelligence in the workplace, according to the chief executive of Digital Jersey.

Jersey is set to host its first Vital Skills Summit next spring, with leading academics from Durham University travelling to the island to take part in a one-day event focused on safeguarding, leadership, shared responsibility and the growing role of artificial intelligence.

Politicians in Jersey have given in-principle support to the idea of restricting smartphone and social media use for under-16s, as the island steps up its focus on online safety.

Islanders looking for a mortgage can now compare every product available in Jersey in just seconds, thanks to a new free website, Swoop.je.