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Northern Ireland’s biggest firms have reached all-time record sales levels, Ulster Business can reveal. Pictured is Ulster Business editor John Mulgrew with Johnny Hanna, partner-in-charge, KPMG in Northern Ireland

Which Northern Ireland top 100 companies hit all-time record sales levels?

Early Easter and bad weather contribute to drop in spring retail sales figures

Early Easter and bad weather contribute to drop in spring retail sales figures

Belfast Commercial Funding (BCF) has appointed Daniel Alexander from Portadown as new portfolio manager

Belfast Commercial Funding appoints new portfolio manager

IoD NI representatives Heather White, nations manager; John Hansen, incoming chair Kirsty McManus, nations director and Gordon Millian, outgoing chair

The Institute of Directors appoints new Northern Ireland chair

Belfast based cybersecurity firm ANGOKA is to host its second UK & Ireland Drone Summit sponsored by KPMG and the Royal Air Force. Pictured is Shadi Razak, chief technology officer at Angoka

NI cybersecurity firm to host Drone Summit, sponsored by Royal Air Force

KPMG offers NetWalks at One Young World Summit in Belfast. Pictured are Niamh McLernon, Angelica Cullinan, partner in charge of KPMG in Northern Ireland Johnny Hanna, Kathryn Kerr and Harriet Porter

KPMG offers 'NetWalks' at One Young World Summit in Belfast

1 Mays Meadow is an attractive proposition for investors and developers. Whilst the property has been used as office accommodation since its construction in 1999, the site lends itself to purpose built student accommodation, life sciences or even a boutique hotel, and it is this potential for diverse uses which we expect will drive interest in the asset

A prime development opportunity in Belfast City Centre up for sale

Belfast-based insolvency practitioner and restructuring expert Ian Leonard has been appointed as chair of insolvency and restructuring trade body R3 in Northern Ireland

R3 in Northern Ireland appoints Belfast man as new chair

The University of Nottingham plans to create an enterprise campus on the site which is located on Castle Meadow Road at the foot of Nottingham Castle and was formerly occupied by HMRC. Pictured is a CGI of Castle Meadow Campus

NI construction company has won a £7m contract in England

The Ulster Business Top 100 with KPMG ranks Northern Ireland's biggest firms by turnover. Pictured are Johnny Hanna, partner in charge of KPMG in Northern Ireland, William Barnett, chief executive, W&R Barnett and John Mulgrew, Ulster Business editor

Which NI companies make it into The Ulster Business Top 100?

Professional services firm KPMG has been revealed as the new sponsor of the Ulster Business Top 100 Northern Ireland Companies edition. Pictured are John Mulgrew, editor of Ulster Business and Johnny Hanna, partner in charge of KPMG in Northern Ireland

Ulster Business reveals new sponsor for Top 100 Northern Ireland Companies

Civic champions from both sides of the Atlantic will unite next month to build bridges of trade and commerce between New York and Belfast. Pictured are John Walsh, chief executive of Belfast City Council, Joe O’Neill, CEO of Belfast Harbour, Clare Guinness, innovation district director at Belfast City Council and Ashleen Feeney, markets partner at KPMG in Northern Ireland

New York – New Belfast strengthening links between leaders from the two cities

Shoppers in Belfast City Centre

Inflation driving retail sales growth but shopper budgets still under pressure

RAF chief digital information officer Dr Arif Mustafa speaking at the RAF event on the fringes of CyberUK at KPMG’s Belfast headquarters

RAF calls on NI’s tech specialists to help supercharge digital transformation

James Neill has been announced as a partner in KPMG and the new head of the restructuring and forensics practice in Northern Ireland. he is pictured with Johnny Hanna, partner in Charge at KPMG in Northern Ireland

KPMG bolsters Deal Advisory practice with high profile appointments

Shoppers in Belfast City Centre

Shopping: Retail sales hold up better than expected in February

​Retail sales held up better than expected in February as consumers proved they are still ready to celebrate events such as Valentine's Day despite the-cost-of living crisis.

By Josie Clarke, PA Consumer Affairs Correspondent

Freight lorries at Larne port on February 27, 2023

Trade unions of Windsor Framework: The main lesson is that negotiations work

ANGOKA chief technology officer Shadi Razak

Air mobility could be worth £2bn to NI economy reveals conference

Johnny Hanna of KPMG with adjudicator Joe Lindsay and RUA President Dan Dowling

RUA Annual Exhibition celebrates 15-year partnership with KPMG

Partner in charge of KPMG in Northern Ireland Johnny Hanna comments on news that almost half of Northern Ireland CEOs expect the local economy to enter a short and mild recession in the year ahead

Huge recession concerns for NI’s CEOs reveals new report

Phil Murray, NI Chamber, Seamus McGuckin, AIB and Michael Herron, Gilbert Ash

Construction firm to share sustainability insights

Belfast shoppers

‘Significant risk’ of UK heading into recession

Landmark Soloist Building in Belfast city centre provides an ultra-modern working environment

GRAHAM transforms Soloist Building in Belfast

Tony Murray, Lockton Companies LLP, Laura Gillespie, Pinsent Masons, John Mathers, Barclays Bank, Stephen Kelly, Manufacturing NI, William Taylor, KPMG and Mary Meehan, Manufacturing NI

New Executive vital to economic rebuild, says Manufacturing NI

Johnny Hanna, partner in charge, KPMG Ireland, Nigel Birney, head of trade credit, Lockton Companies LLP, John Mathers, corporate development director, Barclays, Mary Meehan, deputy chief executive, Manufacturing NI, Laura Gillespie, partner, Pinsent Masons and Stephen Kelly, chief executive, Manufacturing NI at the launch of Manufacturing Month 2022

Manufacturing Month to celebrate NI manufacturing resilience and excellence

Russell Smyth, partner and head of Deal Advisory at KPMG in NI

Belfast’s KPMG takes top spot in Experian M&A Review for 2021

Decision Time directors Sinead Higgins, Geoff Higgins and David Braziel mark the company’s record year in which turnover has increased 24%

Decision Time lands 275th customer in record year of 24% growth

NI company adds Welsh housing body, Melin Homes, to growing client list

Claire Cartmill

Emma Shuter, founder of Gourmet Grazing NI

Gourmet Grazing NI to create five jobs after eight-fold increase in sales

Founder of CattleEye Terry Canning

CattleEye crowned KPMG Ireland’s top tech innovator

Founder of CattleEye Terry Canning

CattleEye shortlisted in KPMG Global Tech Innovator

Diane Little addresses an Exctinction Rebellion protest at the Department of the Economy in Belfast

NI farmers warned that gas industry in Province would impact them

News Letter editorial

Radical Green plan to end Northern Ireland emissions is not proportionate

'Charolais heifer and herd' by JPC24M

UFU says plan to slash CO2 pollution would ‘ruin’ farming in Northern Ireland

Economy Minister Diane Dodds

20 training places on Assured Skills Academy with KPMG

More store closures could be on the horizon for John Lewis (Photo: Ker Robertson/Getty Images)

John Lewis is considering closing more department stores - what we know so far

Johnny Hanna, Partner in Charge of KPMG in Northern Ireland

‘Big four’ accountancy firm KPMG to nearly double NI workforce with new ‘centre ...

Steven Agnew is head of RenewableNI

Steve Agnew: Small scale wind benefits the consumer and economy

Adrian Doran is Chair of CBI Northern Ireland

Commuting beyond the coronavirus

Johnny Hanna

New customs and tariff rules are concerns for NI businesses

The hospitality sector has been hit hard during the coronavirus crisis, with restaurants having to temporarily close their doors when the UK entered into lockdown on 23 March (Photo: Shutterstock)

Byron burger chain is looking for a buyer as it struggles on the verge of collap...

The firm has faced difficulties in filling outlets in some of its centres (Photo: Shutterstock)

Intu shopping centres are on the verge of collapse - these are the locations at ...

Pictured are last year’s graduate intake to KPMG in Northern Ireland with Partner John Poole, centre, outside the firm’s Soloist Building in Belfast

Firm KPMG launches valuable scholarships

As many as 1,300 jobs are at risk as the chain enters administration (Photo: Shutterstock)

Beales department store has gone into administration - these are the stores unde...

Left to right: Ella Whiteside, Caroline Hunter and Louise Magill.

Larne travel trio blazing a trail to the holiday hotspots

KPMG. Gordon Milligan, IoD NI Chairman, centre, launched the initiative with Frankie Devlin and Jennifer Upton of KPMG.

Free Brexit advice for thousands of businesses

Mothercare restructuring puts 79 shops and 2,500 jobs in danger

Philip McNally

Conduct immigration audit - Brexit advice

Tina McKenzie, policy chair, Federation of Small Businesses Northern Ireland. Photo by Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye.

‘Fed up withpersistentuncertainty’says FSB

Institute of Directors Northern Ireland Chairman Gordon Milligan, centre, joins KPMG Partner Frankie Devlin and Tax Director Jennifer Upton

New Brexit advice service on issues from immigration to tax and customs

Editorial image.

Lifeline for Thomas Cook staff after shops sold to travel chain

Mr Oliver said he was deeply saddened at the process and praised staff and suppliers who had put 'their hearts and souls' into the business

Jamie’s Italian calls in administrators

Conduct below expected standard

KPMG fined £5m over Co-op Bank audit misconduct

Food retailers were clear winners as families came together over Easter

Retail sales fall below expectations despite warm Easter

The deal secures almost 2,000 jobs

Patisserie Valerie aquired by Dublin private equity firm

Belfast part of recovery strategy

HMV Belfast survives latest twist