
An essential digest of daily business news from around Nothern Ireland with reporter Colletta Smith.
Tue, 29 May 12
Duration:
9 mins
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30 days remaining
The investors into the £50m Growth Loan Fund tell us which businesses will qualify and how to apply for the new funding. And the sunshine is good news for apple growers as the second bloom brings them hope.
Mon, 28 May 12
Duration:
6 mins
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29 days remaining
First Derivatives make a 7 million pound profit, and we hear why young people should consider a career in the renewable energy sector.
Thu, 24 May 12
Duration:
10 mins
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25 days remaining
Molson Coors say pubs need to work harder to win punters back, and borrowing from your pensions plan to invest in your business can be a legal way to get credit, not just cooking the books.
Wed, 23 May 12
Duration:
11 mins
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24 days remaining
Manufacturing NI manages to get the Republic's government to change their mind on introducing a carbon levy which would have put up electricity prices. And a Portadown cafe gets a windfall from Guinness.
Tue, 22 May 12
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10 mins
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23 days remaining
The Henderson group who own Spar and Vivo say turnover up but profits down as they buy up a load of independent shops, and corporation tax is back on the agenda.
Mon, 21 May 12
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8 mins
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22 days remaining
NI has highest percentage of vacant shops in the UK, a staggering 16.6%. And we hear from GML about the Crescent Link development in Derry.
Thu, 17 May 12
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11 mins
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18 days remaining
Final chapter of our story of trading with the BRIC economies, and we hear advise on planning ahead for life after retirement.
Wed, 16 May 12
Duration:
13 mins
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17 days remaining
Airtricity are buying over Phoenix gas supply network, their chief executive says it's a great deal for customers and for both firms involved. And Tesco says they are after new artisan producers to supply through their shops.
Tue, 15 May 12
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11 mins
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16 days remaining
How to make mini-coders out of 8 year olds, what are the implications of a 'Grexit', and does that mean all our firms should be trading with the likes of Russia?
Mon, 14 May 12
Duration:
9 mins
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15 days remaining
I kick off the series on the BRIC countries, and first up is Brazil. We hear how to trade there, what are the challenges, and what a big commitment it is.
Thu, 10 May 12
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13 mins
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11 days remaining
Northern Bank are changing their name to Danske bank, the CEO tells me why, and what will happen to all those bank notes? And we hear about the prospect of the Bank of England starting QE3
Wed, 9 May 12
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13 mins
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10 days remaining
Moy Park tells us how they've dealt with a weak euro, and about that deal with Jamie Oliver. And we hear how trouble in europe affects all of our lives when it comes to the strength of the pound.
Tue, 8 May 12
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10 mins
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9 days remaining
Welcome back to work after the bank holiday weekend. Today we've got Finance Minister Sammy Wilson on empty shops rates relief, and we're talking austerity in Europe and closer to home.
Thu, 3 May 12
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10 mins
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4 days remaining
Sir Mervyn King reveals what the Bank of England could have done to prevent the banking crisis, and the CBI say we'll be out of recession by the end of the year.
Wed, 2 May 12
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9 mins
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3 days remaining
We hear from Classic Mineral Water about their entry into the US market, and from one of Ireland's biggest grain importers about the difficulties of a strong pound.
Tue, 1 May 12
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9 mins
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bank of Ireland explain why mortgage rates are rising and why they are opening a new Belfast branch. And we hear that Mount Charles Group are opening a Fed and Watered at Derry airport
Mon, 30 Apr 12
Duration:
9 mins
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1 day remaining
ATOL protection is extended beyond estate agent booked holidays, and planning law changes will mean getting permission to demolish a building as well as for building one.
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