Today's Ireland business news from Insider |
Latest News | Two more shortlists for this year’s Northern Ireland Dealmakers Awards are unveiled today. They were selected by the expert judging panel which scrutinised, assessed and evaluated all the entry submissions for the ten award categories.
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As the culmination of its series of roundtable events, Insider gathered stakeholders from Yorkshire, the North West, the Midlands, the South East and from Northern Ireland to discuss how these collaborations could evolve and paint the national picture from a local perspective.
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Newtownards-based Aqualla Brassware has been acquired by Swedish company FM Mattsson Mora Group.
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A private healthcare clinic in County Down has been acquired by the Affidea Group.
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The UK Government has announced a number of measures for Northern Ireland in its latest Budget.
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An additional £2.4bn has been set aside for the devolved administrations in 2021/22 through the Barnett formula and targeted investment in specific places and sectors across Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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The furlough scheme has been extended until the end of September 2021.
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The chief executive of the Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry has welcomed the Executive's five-step plan for easing lockdown restrictions.
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Interim revenues have topped £100m at confectioner Hotel Chocolat.
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Insider is looking to find out the current mood of the UK's business community and what the outlook is for 2021 with a poll which will take less than one minute to complete.
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Work has started on a new visitor centre at Belfast City Cemetery as part of a £2.3m heritage project.
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County Wicklow-headquartered Willows Ingredients has expanded its UK presence on at Tytherington Business Village near Macclesfield to accommodate a growing workforce.
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