
An essential digest of daily business news from around Nothern Ireland with reporter Colletta Smith.
Thu, 13 Jun 13
Duration:
16 mins
Available:
25 days remaining
What would a Northern Ireland Enterprise Zone look like, Westminster criticises Google’s Irish tax plan, and we hear about the new system to make switching bank accounts easier and quicker.
Wed, 12 Jun 13
Duration:
9 mins
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24 days remaining
We discuss the pressure on all firms to cut their energy bills, why low wages leads to the productivity puzzle, results from Sainsbury's, and news of the implications for the merger of Britvic with AG Barr.
Tue, 11 Jun 13
Duration:
10 mins
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23 days remaining
A few weeks on from the First and Deputy First Minister's trip to China we hear from legal experts about operating in China's second tier cities, and the UK Pensions Regulator on auto-enrolment.
Mon, 10 Jun 13
Duration:
10 mins
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22 days remaining
Allen and Overy London law firm say the G8 will bring NI to the attention of other FDI companies around the world. And we hear from the head of Virgin Unite about trying to encourage companies to do business differently.
Thu, 6 Jun 13
Duration:
11 mins
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18 days remaining
Big names on the podcast today. The UK ambassador to Washington tells us how American companies view Northern Ireland, and the new UK economic director of the CBI talks about the changing mood of businesses.
Wed, 5 Jun 13
Duration:
8 mins
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17 days remaining
The manager of Newry's new Tesco talks to us ahead of the store opening tomorrow, and we hear Tesco UK sales fall 1%. And a new hub office for start-up companies focused on export opens in Belfast.
Tue, 4 Jun 13
Duration:
7 mins
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16 days remaining
Problem debt is increasing for the over 50s. Those with debts finding it more difficult to pay them off. And we look at the issue of the shadow economy - just how big is the problem, and why does it matter?
Mon, 3 Jun 13
Duration:
9 mins
Available:
15 days remaining
"It was the most deadly weapon in our repertoire". That's how Vidal Sasson described the Denman hairbrush, and the Bangor firm are still going strong. We also talk about the funding for lending scheme.
Thu, 30 May 13
Duration:
8 mins
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11 days remaining
The man behind the Eden project, Sir Tim Smit shares his business insights. And we hear from innovators across Europe all descending on Noribic's networking congress in Derry/Londonderry.
Wed, 29 May 13
Duration:
7 mins
Available:
10 days remaining
The organisers of the European Business Network Congress in Derry tell us what's coming up over the next couple of days. And the Financial Ombudsman explain their PPI headache.
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