Dairy cooperative Dale Farm has reported what its Chief Executive describes as a ‘solid’ year’s performance for the financial year ending March 2020. Group operating profit was reported at £12.2m (previous year £14.3m), group profit before tax £9.8m
Belfast-based start-up Liopa, a spin-out from Queen’s University Belfast and The Centre for Security Technologies (CSIT), has received significant investment for its research in automated lip reading technology. Investment in the company has also been supported by QUBIS, the commercialisation arm of Queen’s, Invest Northern
Following a series of meetings with the Economy Minister, Health Minister, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) and Chief Scientific Advisor (CSA) over the weekend, Hospitality Ulster have met with the First Minister Arlene Foster MLA and Executive Office Junior Ministers Declan Kearney MLA and
The Belfast Maritime Consortium led by Artemis Technologies, has hosted a visit to the city by the Secretary of State for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), the Rt Hon Alok Sharma MP. Representatives of the 13-partner syndicate
Covid-19, the subsequent lockdown and the increase in remote working has created new clusters of talent across the UK which will fundamentally change investment distribution according to Mark O’Connell CEO of leading international trade business OCO Global. The
Hughes Insurance and Woodland Trust Northern Ireland have joined forces to plant thousands of trees in NI by 2022. The relationship aims to reduce the Newtownards based insurance broker’s carbon footprint whilst increasing the number of trees being planted in NI
Northern Ireland’s largest independent telecoms company, Rainbow Communications, is this week celebrating a full 10 years of growth delivering mobile telephony and data services to thousands of local companies. Established in 1998, the company, which has 100-strong team
Lisburn-based Smart Building Specialists, OKTO Technologies. has launched a new ‘wellness’ division – OKTOair – to eradicate the problem of indoor air contamination, kill harmful airborne viruses, and revolutionise Building Management Systems in some of the world’s most luxurious homes, offices
BCM (Belfast Central Mission), one of Northern Ireland’s longest-running charities, has appointed Lynne Kavanagh as its new Deputy Chief Executive to support the development and implementation of the organisation’s growth and to oversee the delivery of care across its projects. With
Hospitality Ulster has implemented a redundancy helpline for traditional non-food serving pubs, following the Executive’s decision ordering them to remain closed – days before the previous indicative date to open. Delivered in partnership with employment specialists McCartan
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