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Entrepreneurs see the glass as half full in NI
Local finalists in the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year competition believe that despite the economic uncertainty Northern Ireland has much to be positive about…
Reggae Reggae man
Louise Murphy meets Levi Roots, the man who went from cooking with his granny to becoming a multi-million pound businessman after impressing in the Dragons’ Den.
Opportunities still exist in NI for the savvy investor
As we move into the last quarter of 2011, recent market activity has proved that there is still an appetite for commercial property amongst local and overseas investors…
Playing a leading role
With uncertainty in the air again Northern Bank’s Managing Director for Business & Corporate banking Kevin Kingston tells Ulster Business the bank is ready to play its part in economic recovery by backing those local businesses prepared to hold their nerve and invest for the future
Where in the world?
Following the property market crash, local construction and fit-out companies have increasingly begun to look outside of the island of Ireland for work. Lucy Gollogly asked some of our best known building firms how they manage to compete for work in other parts of the UK…
Boosting business
Executive aiming to rebuild and rebalance
Getting Northern Ireland’s business to the world on time
Don’t ignore the market on your doorstep
Redrock comes back from a hard place
Many miles travelled
In the hotseat
Matching capital resources with economic priorities
The art of law
The hottest ticket in town