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Lightstep towards safety

Stumbling across one of the most exciting companies to emerge from Northern Ireland in many years reaffirms the belief that this region can be a leader in whichever sector we set our mind to

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Carbon credit?

Our dependence on fossil fuels can’t carry on indefinitely. Are we in Northern Ireland building a strong enough renewable energy sector to offer a viable alternative and is government policy doing enough to encourage the sector’s development

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Fuel for thought

Being able to predict the next move for oil prices would be a very useful skill but one which has proven difficult to learn for even the most long-serving energy professionals. David Elliott takes a look at how the experts expect the oil price to evolve over the next 12 months

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Minister reshapes economic policy

DETI minister Arlene Foster has put together an action plan in response to the recent Independent Review of Economic Policy, or IREP. John Simpson casts a critical eye over the plan and asks whether it will help the local economy

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Analysis

Sterling performance

Sterling performance

For those trading south of the border or further afield, movements in the value of sterling can have a huge impact on profit margins. James Beattie, relationship manager with First Trust Bank’s Global Treasury Services

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Interview

Mobilising your workforce for well-being

Mobilising your workforce for well-being

An effective and productive organisation relies heavily on a healthy workforce. This applies equally to mental health and well-being as Dr Robert Kerr, lecturer in Organisational

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Profile

Local man appointed to top retail job

Local man appointed to top retail job

Belfast man Gary Mills has been appointed to a top job in retailing and has taken up the post of operations director for Tesco in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

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