Bombardier in North has taken ‘steps to mitigate’ a no-deal Brexit
Canadian group’s Northern Ireland business, known as Short Brothers, up for sale
UK government in talks to find a buyer for Bombardier Belfast
Airbus is a contender to buy Canadian aerospace group’s Northern Ireland operation
‘Too early’ to say if IP rights will be sold with Bombardier’s North operations
Technology developed in Belfast for CSeries aircraft considered to be key issue in any sale
Unions may ask that Bombardier be nationalised
Unite indicates government should look at possibility of taking firm into public ownership
Bombardier unions say no matter ‘whose name is above the gate’ if jobs saved
‘It used to be that a job in Bombardier and before that in Short Brothers was a job for life’
Bombardier workers ‘stunned and shocked’ as worst fears come to pass
‘Sense of betrayal’ as Canadian aerospace group jettisons its Belfast operation
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‘Extremely challenging’ year pushes Bombardier NI arm to $53m loss
Workforce reduction cost $16.2m for Montreal-headquartered aircraft maker
Bombardier row is a cautionary lesson in the folly of Brexit
US threats to firm’s survival expose UK’s vulnerability without collective EU muscle
Bombardier chair exits management amid backlash over pay
Canadian maker of aircraft and trains reports better-than-expected quarterly results
Bombardier executives’ pay up $33m as over 1,000 laid off in Belfast
Canadian aerospace group got $1bn bailout from Quebec government last year
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Three key industry figures explain how their passion for science and technology shaped their careers
Bombardier won’t look for further investment from the North
Plane manufacturer, which is to cut more than 1,000 jobs in Northern Ireland, is seeking financial aid from Canada
Tensions over union flag protests at Short Brothers highlighed
Northern state papers 1987: Staff from Fair Employment Agency withdrawn for own safety
Intimidation as child helped Martin McAleese reach out to loyalists
Visit of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth highlight of McAleese presidency
Flying high in the world of international business
Wild Geese: Mairead Lavery, vice-president of finance at Bombardier in Montreal
Northern Ireland’s businesswomen take aim at the glass ceiling
Yahoo’s Marissa Mayer will be among the speakers at a three-day conference in Belfast
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