Today's Ireland business news from Insider |
| Thursday 10 September 2020 |
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Latest News | Proposals to construct almost 100 new student accommodation rooms as part of an extension to an existing development in Belfast have been tipped for the green light.
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Town and city centre revitalisation are in the news following the UK government's intentions to build and regenerate. David Jones, head of real estate in Belfast law firm Tughans, explains.
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Two new support schemes to help Northern Ireland businesses bounce back from the impact of Covid-19 have been launched.
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Whiterock Finance has urged businesses in Northern Ireland to access Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) support before the 30 September deadline is reached.
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Luxury company Burberry Group is to issue a sustainability bond which will be used to finance eligible projects.
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Councils in the Mid South West of Northern Ireland have launched a new regional economic strategy aimed at boosting economic growth.
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County Tyrone-headquartered building products company Acheson & Glover (AG) has appointed a new head of marketing.
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The strongest business sectors and best investment opportunities in West Yorkshire are detailed in a new Insider guide.
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Homewares giant Dunelm has said it is "emerging stronger" from the pandemic despite a fall in both its revenue and pre-tax profits for its latest financial year.
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Corporate law firm A&L Goodbody (ALG) has advised Oakland Holdings on the redevelopment, letting and refinancing of Merchant Square, a grade A office development in Belfast city centre.
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The go-ahead has been secured for a mixed-use scheme aiming to boost the residential offering in Larne town centre.
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Magherafelt-based McGurk Architects is targeting more work in the renewable energy sector after completing a landmark project providing sustainable heat to more than 1,350 homes in London.
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Prices, sales, enquiries and instructions in the Northern Ireland housing market all continued to rise in August, according to the latest RICS and Ulster Bank NI Residential Market Survey.
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Mid Ulster-based paving manufacturer Tobermore Concrete is to invest £30m and create almost 100 jobs in plans to grow its business over the next four years.
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"Unprecedented challenges" forced listed building products manufacturer Forterra to make a pre-tax loss during the first half of its financial year. However, the company said that trading since emerging from lockdown through to the end of August has "exceeded management expectations".
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