Ulster Business Magazine

Not just mobile

Thursday 10 May 2012 by Editor

They’ve been a dominant player in the Northern Ireland mobile market for years, but Barclay Communications has many other strings to its bow. Ulster Business spoke to Managing Director Britt Megahey to find out more

Rebirth of a city

Thursday 10 May 2012 by Editor

While 2012 is the year of Titanic and the Olympics, 2013 will be Derry-Londonderry’s chance to shine. Ulster Business got an update on the progress of City of Culture 2013 from Culture Company chairman Martin Bradley

The problem with progress

Thursday 10 May 2012 by Editor

Social media has become part of daily life. But with many people uneasy about the way it helps brands target individuals so specifically with advertising, some experts believe internet privacy is a ticking time bomb. Stephen McVey reports

Belfast’s Cultural Hub

Thursday 10 May 2012 by Editor

The Cathedral Quarter has been a huge success story for Belfast, and with further development in the works could become even more important for the city, writes Amanda Poole

If the economy is the priority... could someone please tell DRD

Thursday 10 May 2012 by Editor

John Simpson casts a critical eye over the Department of Regional Development’s recently released Development Strategy and finds more than a little cause for concern

Two more sponsors for Irish Open

Thursday 17 May 2012 by Editor

Two of Northern Ireland’s largest food companies have signed up as official sponsors of next month’s Irish Open golf tournament.

Financial firm sets up Belfast office

Wednesday 16 May 2012 by Editor

Outsourced fund administration business Augentius is to establish a centre in Belfast, which will employ up to 164 professional staff by the end of 2014.

Airtricity to acquire Phoenix Supply

Wednesday 16 May 2012 by Editor

Airtricity acquires Phoenix Supply PhotoFinal

Airtricity has moved into the Northern Ireland gas market after agreeing to purchase the supply business of Phoenix Gas.

It’s ‘now or never’ for corporation tax

Wednesday 16 May 2012 by Editor

This week marks a final push for Northern Ireland to be given the powers to set its own rate of corporation tax, with those involved stressing that the stakes are high for the local economy, writes Symon Ross.

Causeway countdown

Wednesday 9 May 2012 by Editor

Ulster Business gets a progress report on the soon to open Giant’s Causeway Visitors Centre from project director Graham Thompson, who is confident the finished building will be delivered on time, and possibly under budget.

Independent thinking

Wednesday 9 May 2012 by Editor

Most local design agencies can’t count London-based national newspaper groups as clients, but Belfast-based Patterson Design Associates aspires to be a bit different, says MD Gerry Patterson

Leading businesses join forces to look at the future for good business

Thursday 17 May 2012 by Editor

Leading, responsible businesses in Northern Ireland come together with Business in the Community

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