UK corporate tax hike poses ‘acute’ challenge for North, business lobby says
Raising of rate to 25% goes against NI firms’ desire to have tax rate matching Republic
North’s businesses guardedly welcome UK-EU agreement on Irish Sea trade
Arlene Foster says Northern Ireland must have ‘unfettered access’ to British market
Sammy Wilson says UK will ‘break free from the EU prison’
Anti-Brexit protests taking place in Co Louth, outside Stormont and along the Border
North’s MPs fail in bid to alter British government Brexit law
Attempt aimed at safeguarding access to the key British market for Northern businesses
North’s business welcomes certainty but wants voice in Brexit debate
Farmers remain concerned about how UK’s exit from EU will impact on their livelihoods
North urged to embrace ‘transformative benefits’ of all-island economy
‘Floundering’ economy in North needs ‘clear vision’ to unlock growth, business leader says
Business groups give cautious welcome to new but ‘complex’ Brexit deal
Concerns remain about the proposed arrangements as sterling swings dramatically
Brexit deal could lead to smuggling upsurge, expert warns
Customs expert warns that open border between tariff regimes was an invitation to smuggle
Agenda: Is the North’s manufacturing landscape shifting rather than dying?
‘We do have a raft of successful medium-sized ones and a huge amount of successful smaller companies’
Hunt calls for ‘technology-led solution’ to keep Border open after Brexit
Conservative leadership contender claims the mood in Brussels has changed and the EU is more open to alternatives to the backstop
New energy investment, Brexit relief, PTSB’s future, and the economics of babysitting
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'Thundering disgrace' - Business hits out at North’s lack of Brexit influence
CBI regional chief Angela McGowan is concerned for future of North’s economy
Dublin and Brussels need to focus on deal making, says DUP
Foster to tell US administration that party is working towards a ‘sensible’ Brexit agreement
Bank of Ireland sets up €2bn fund to help SMEs manage Brexit issues
British industry body warns of impact of a no-deal Brexit on Northern Ireland’s exports
Brexit may derail ‘£1bn worth of global trade’ for the North
Confederation of British Industry issues sobering warning for NI in the event of no deal
No-deal Brexit: Northern Irish businesses ‘could not cope’
Lobby groups say protecting all-island benefits of Belfast Agreement is vital for future
No-deal Brexit fears cast doubt over investment in North
Businesses warn ‘enough is enough’ as investment plans put on hold
DUP deputy leader Nigel Dodds rails against backstop ‘con trick’
Dodds: ‘Even in the event of a so-called no-deal scenario a hard border won’t happen’
‘No deal’ Brexit will mean Border checks, Bradley tells NI firms
Northern Secretary dismisses unionist claims that draft deal is a threat to ‘integrity’ of UK
Budget windfall for Belfast and the North
Latest boost for the North means that the overall Northern Ireland budget will jump to more than £11.7 billion by 2020
Call for broadband fund for NI to be focused on rural areas
Industry leaders want £150m pot to boost SME activities with ultrafast fibre broadband
Northern firms need post-Brexit convergence with EU rules - report
CBI says multiple Border crossings part of everyday business life in North
North’s business lobby warns of funding shortfall
CBI says if money is continually diverted to health there will be no money for wider economy
Interview: Angela McGowan, the CBI’s regional director for the North
Brexit, the DUP’s shopping list, North-South trade, and the need to restore the assembly
Election manages ‘unlikely feat’ of creating more business uncertainty in North
Politicians urged to ‘act responsibly’ and ‘get their house in order’
Proposed cross-Border electricity connector could cut energy bills by €30m
New network between North and South could also help secure power supplies, says report
Brexit: North ‘uniquely vulnerable’ in post-Brexit landscape, say business leaders
Checks at Border would represent an unwelcome return to the past, say local leaders
North’s business leaders push for £200m electricity interconnector
Public inquiry will hear call for ‘urgent delivery’ of North-South energy link
North’s proposed 12.5% tax rate ‘will not be enough’ to attract investment
Accountancy firm warns North needs greater tax differential with Britain to be successful
Belfast Briefing: North faces ‘rougher road’ post-Brexit
Director of business body believes North is ‘more vulnerable’ to Brexit ramifications than other parts of UK
SDLP calls for North to get unique status in Brexit talks
Time to build an Irish solution to this European problem, says leader Colum Eastwood
North’s economy hits Brexit pause but may escape recession
Danske reduces growth forecasts to 1 per cent for this year and 0.5 per cent for 2017
Scotland and North ‘must be consulted’ in Brexit talks
Scottish National Party MP Stephen Gethins says vote of both countries must be respected
Brexit: Northern Ireland businesses are in turmoil over uncertain future
No one knows what the result will ultimately mean for firms in the province
Nearly 75% of business people in North to vote against Brexit
Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry survey finds Leave support rising
North is the region most at risk from Brexit, says report
Northern Ireland could lose access to more than €400m EU funding and support
Brexit one of ‘biggest risks’ facing North’s economy - report
Referendum could drag down investment levels, Danske analysis finds
Rise in jobless in North in three months to July, but small drop in August
Unemployment rate stands at 6.2 per cent
NI’s budget ‘black hole’ hits consumer confidence
New survey shows confidence has fallen right across North
UK Budget: NI business sees living wage as challenge
Employers broadly positive on other aspects of fiscal plan
North’s jobless rate declines marginally to 6%
Latest set of official data show total claimant count fell to 45,200
NI economy expected to go grow by 2.2% in 2014 - Danske
Bank says faster growth in household incomes will drive up expenditure and confidence
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