Business

More than 100 jobs remain in the balance as Harland and Wolf shipyard continues to try to find a buyer.

More people are going to Lurgan to shop although footfall in Portadown has slumped dramatically.

Rory McIlroy’s heroic attempt to claw his way back up the Open Championship rankings after a poor showing on Thursday fell agonisingly short yesterday.

An Alliance councillor says security company G4S is “hanging their employees out to dry” in relation to staff who guard PSNI stations across Northern Ireland.

Carrick woman Grace Lough says she is “excited” to be heading a 50-strong team at the new M&S Foodhall in her home town.

Derry Refrigerated Transport is to create 50 jobs with the opening of a new hi tech facility on the outskirts of Portadown.

Today is the day that you are most likely to run into Tiger Woods in Northern Ireland.

The employment rate in Northern Ireland is at its highest ever level, according to official government statistics.

Campaigners opposed to development plans for Cloghan Point are holding a public meeting at Carrick Town Hall on August 23, starting at 7.00 pm.

The Utility Regulator has begun looking to launch a review of the body which runs the electricity system in Northern Ireland, SONI, to make sure it is “fit for purpose”.

Mid and East Antrim’s hospitality sector is gearing up for a golf tourism spin-off as The Open returns to Northern Ireland.

A NI strawberry farm has set up an honesty box selling to the public and it has proved a huge success.

The Northern Ireland Civil Service (N.I.C.S.) predicts "at least 40,000" jobs would be at risk if the United Kingdom leaves the European Union with a 'No Deal' Brexit.

The Famous Grouse pub and restaurant in Co Armagh is up for sale - at offers over £299,995

A new B&B has opened in Whitehead following a £0.5m investment by two local entrepreneurs.

A popular Lurgan ice-cream man says he feels left out in the cold amid issues over a tender contract.

Technology is changing the way we live and work, creating millions of jobs and adding £184 billion to the UK economy since 2017. New data and digital technologies – from AI to Internet of Things - are revolutionising the way all businesses in Northern Ireland operate.