There was a horrible irony about the timing of Stephen Farry’s call yesterday to support our universities. “Higher education drives our knowledge economy by equipping our people with skills companies.. read more

We are, it seems, on the precipice of another house price boom. The Office for National Statistics reports that house prices in Northern Ireland rose by 7.5% in the last.. read more

After years of lobbying, the devolution of Corporation Tax to Northern Ireland has arrived.  Or rather, it almost has – subject to very important ‘ifs and buts’. The most important.. read more

Less than a week before the announcement that Ballymena is to lose 900 jobs at its JTI tobacco factory, Belfast was celebrating the creation of an extra 807 jobs with.. read more

That Ulster Bank turned a loss of £381m in the first half of 2013 into a profit of £55m in the first half of 2014 is simply explained. The bank.. read more

Guardian24 is the trading name of Belfast-headquartered company Bluechip Technologies. It was formed in 1998 to provide call management software for call centres that operate on corporate telephone systems.  .. read more

Rehab Studio describes itself as a “creative technology company”, which builds websites, online games and web apps to support innovative corporate advertising. It has several major corporate clients including Google.. read more

Fortune favours the brave, so it is said. This is certainly the experience of the Holywood-based Aspen property group. While much of Northern Ireland’s construction sector has been destroyed by.. read more

Julie and Kevin Hickey run their husband and wife business in the Sperrin village of Park, on the banks of the River Faughan. It is the type of idyllic setting.. read more

A property investment company involved in The Outlet in Banbridge and which was behind proposals for major retail schemes in Larne, Londonderry and Omagh has gone into liquidation. The Orana.. read more

It is a clear sign that Northern Ireland is becoming more cosmopolitan that there is a successful Thai and Vietnamese ‘Street Food Cafe’ in the market town of Coleraine.  It.. read more

Troll Inc is based in an office in Londonderry’s North West Regional College, having been supported in its development by both NORIBIC – the Northern Ireland Business and Innovation Centre.. read more