Kainos employs 1,500 globally and its market cap exceeds £1.011bn

North’s Minister for Finance Conor Murphy warns that £2bn deal dividend not enough

A third of NI Chamber members say Brexit extension hit growth plans

Companies blame market uncertainty against the backdrop of Brexit

Politicians told they need to move fast to reinvigorate a stagnant economy and build new infrastructure following three-year hiatu(...)

Staff told they are being made redundant due to a “perfect storm of European market conditions”

Craigavon company flags new growth phase

Family-owned Mallaghan makes airport ground-support equipment

Chancellor’s promised £400m boost already allocated in September, says Treasury

Leading hi-tech firm in North has adopted strategies to lessen dangers when UK exits EU

John Healy fears exit uncertainty and Stormont deficit will harm North’s economy

Game of Thrones and Derry Girls also contribute to number of visitors as fans flock to locations

Farmers remain concerned about how UK’s exit from EU will impact on their livelihoods

Manufacturing and supply-chain issues disrupted product supply during financial year

Northern Ireland attracted over 230,000 fans and gained global media coverage

The new contract is for annual inspection and maintenane on two vehicles

Future of ‘significant cash flow boost’ to agricultural families at risk if UK leaves EU

London-listed InfraStrata has formally completed acquisition of the assets of the Belfast shipyard

Mount Charles will serve ‘home comfort’ food for staff in Donnybrook

Family roasting business signs joint venture to roll out coffee shops across Chinese cities

MD oversaw acquisitions including Galway Irish Crystal, Aynsley and Donegal China

Administrators warn bank that amount owed will not be repaid in full

Move to create 16 jobs by firm with £80,000 in financial backing from Invest NI

Terry Cross to create 40-plus jobs after selling packaging company for £80m in 2016

Infrastrata and Navantia sign memorandum of understanding that could bring shipbuilding back to Belfast

NI salaries pushed up 2.4%, helped by skills shortages, outstripping UK-wide rise of 1.8%

‘Floundering’ economy in North needs ‘clear vision’ to unlock growth, business leader says

First Group places £13m order for 55 buses destined for Leeds as Bamford takes over

Lisburn and Castlereagh city council area most expensive

Manufacturer which employs 650 in North says consultation is now under way with workforce about their future

Belfast-based FTSE 250 company confirms acquisitions of businesses in UK and Germany

Energy infrastructure group hails ‘transformational’ deal ahead of shareholder vote

Retail and construction sectors worst hit, Ulster Bank survey finds

InfraStrata had previously been looking to secure additional debt funding

North’s economy department warns on restrictive immigration regime

Airport will need £6m in financial support if it is to continue to operate after March 2021

Attractions from Titanic Belfast to the Seamus Heaney HomePlace are set to play leading role in campaign to woo more tourists over(...)

InfraStrata says ‘due diligence and negotiations to satisfy the acquisition conditions’ are still under way

Danske says its larger business customers have been ‘delaying investment decisions’

$1.1bn deal secures future of Belfast, Moroccan and Dallas plants

Long-term implications of proposed Brexit deal still unclear, industry figures warn

London-listed group due to pay administrators further £3.3 million on Thursday

Senior industry figure says businesses need urgent clarity on what Johnson deal will mean for them

Majority of Belfast Chamber members oppose no-deal, says Simon Hamilton

Businessman to employ 60 initially as he assesses prospects for Ballymena bus maker

UK’s Brexit secretary Stephen Barclay first denied requirement – then confirmed it

Lobby groups say more clarity is needed about how the deal would actually operate

Concerns remain about the proposed arrangements as sterling swings dramatically

Research finds manufacturing sector under particular stress

Belfast health tech company will bring Modius Sleep device to US market later this year

Engineering firm to deliver 32 vehicles in ‘multi-million pound’ deal

Belfast-headquartered IT provider employs 300 in Belfast, Dublin and Manchester

Ulster Bank survey indicates sharp fall in output, orders and employment

Bidder warns busbuilder faces liquidation as early as tomorrow if no deal approved

Jo Bamford specialises in providing hydrogen fuel for buses

Proposed engineering centre represents first investment by ESO outside US

He succeeds Alastair Hamilton, who is stepping down from the job after 10 years

Smiley Monroe to invest $2m in new manufacturing plant in Franklin, Kentucky

Employees cheered asthey make their way back to work at historic shipyard in Belfast

Trade union hopeful of deal which would ‘save jobs’ at Ballymena bus manufacturer

Energy contruction group Infrastrata has paid £6m to buy assets out of administration

Lurgan’s Classic Mineral Water claims to be the oldest water bottling company in Ireland

Antrim-based specialist fit-out company grew its pre-tax profits to £3.2 million on turnover of £29 million last year, having bein(...)

Unite says neither town nor Northern Ireland can afford loss of 1,200 jobs

Ballymena bus maker went into administration last week

A number of potential buyers walked away from sale discussions because of the way lease arrangements were structured

Questions are already being asked about charitable donations

Ballymena company best known for building London’s red Routemaster buses

Contrast Security will join a growing sector boasting 1,700 professionals in the North

John Henderson Holdings operates 80 stores and is major wholesaler for grocery trade

Despite greater numbers, visitors spend less than in the same quarter last year

New report flags reducing access at faster rate than anywhere in the United Kingdom

Former DUP economy minister to lead deleagtion on official visit

Ballymena’s Wrights Group, one of NI’s biggest exporters, has been hit by uncertainty

Massachusetts-based HighRoads to create 20 jobs in move to back firm’s expansion plans

Tourism Ireland chief disappointed at decision to end flights to Faro and Malaga next summer

Marine and infrastructure development could create up to 7,000 jobs, say authorities

Union leaders say securing valuable contract demonstrates under-threat shipyard’s viability

Manufacturing NI: Bottom line is that businesses everywhere in the North ‘want a deal’

Which? survey cites long queues, crowded terminals and pricey parking

Ulster Bank PMI survey claims the private sector in the North ‘has entered or is entering recession’

Co Down-based JN Wine supplies restaurants and hotels across Ireland

Any form of departure from EU to have negative impact, concludes fresh analysis

Extra £400m pledged for Northern Ireland, to boost total budget to about £11.1bn

Agency says 50 companies approved for Brexit preparation grants and 1,500 companies have attended special Brexit workshops

Brexit means the end is nigh for CAP payments to Northern farmers

Influx of southern shoppers after exit unlikely, states Department for Economy report

Newry-based Connex Offsite supplies finished, smart-plumbed, water-proofed units

Genesis Crafty has seen fresh demand for year round products and new orders for Christmas

Move is in response to increased demand from people paid in euro or US dollar

Administrators to extend ‘temporary lay-off’

Belfast-headquartered company that a no-deal Brexit could negatively affect it

Plan hopes to capitalise on late booking trends

Deadline for bids for the ailing shipyard was noon on Friday

Unions calling for stricken 160-year-old Belfast shipyard to be nationalised

Majority of Belfast shipyard is covered by lease that runs until 2119

Ulster Bank PMI index was 51.4 in July, down from 53.1 in June as Brexit looms

Workers are continuing a round the clock protest outside the gates of the site

Tascomi founder Richard Martin is selling the company which employs 36 to Idox plc

Historic shipyard ‘unable to continue trading’ as no buyer found