£2.3m programme launched to help Northern Ireland small businesses grow
A new £2.3 million Invest NI programme will support up to 240 small businesses over three years, with eligible companies receiving up to £15,000 in support.
Read moreA new £2.3 million Invest NI programme will support up to 240 small businesses over three years, with eligible companies receiving up to £15,000 in support.
Read moreBelfast’s Innovation Factory has supported 916 businesses and more than 2,000 jobs since opening on the former Mackie’s factory site in 2016.
Read morePlans have been submitted for a new waste transfer facility at Duncrue Place in north Belfast, including offices, staff facilities, parking and a service yard.
Read moreInternational consultancy Leyton UK has selected Belfast for a new professional-services hub which will create 12 jobs over the next two years.
Read moreProposed changes to Northern Ireland mobile network planning rules could remove infrastructure barriers, with improved connectivity estimated to offer a £1.4bn economic boost over ten years.
Read moreNew research into low-paid work in Northern Ireland has highlighted concerns around earnings, working hours, employment security and wider job quality.
Read moreQueen’s University Belfast and Ulster University will deliver the £11.7m iPHARMA project, helping businesses develop innovative medicines and bring new products to market.
Read moreEconomy Minister Caoimhe Archibald has warned that the decision not to exempt the planned Derry-Dublin air service from Air Passenger Duty could undermine the route’s viability.
Read moreNew research has found Northern Ireland’s co-operative sector contributes an estimated £1.5 billion to the economy, as Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald pledges further support.
Read moreFEAT4, a new padel and wellness venue on Belfast’s Boucher Road, is due to open in mid-October and is expected to create 15 jobs.
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