New York Comptroller Tom DiNapoli is urging his team to find more investments in the North of Ireland - despite the tariff uncertainty roiling transatlantic trading relations.
A delegation of Irish-Australian business leaders has returned to Belfast for the fourth year running — and wasted no time putting their money where their mouths are.
Ahead of her address to the West Belfast Small Business Roundtable on 24 June, Gail Cook, Director of Marketing at battery-powered ferry company Artemis chatted with Máirtín Ó Muilleoir for the Lagan Stream podcast.
Ahead of this year's Belfast International Homecoming, which welcomes the diaspora back to celebrate the resurgent city, organisers of the annual gathering had some loose ends from last year to tie up.
The seventh West Belfast Small Business Roundtable - the preeminent business network in West Belfast - will welcome a top marketeer with green maritime vessel company Artemis for its June gathering on Tuesday 24 June.
Prominent business leader Tina McKenzie returned to her native West Belfast this morning to share the story of her career - detailing the many exciting ups but also some challenging downs during almost three decades in the recruitment sector.
Ireland's Consul General in San Francisco has told a gathering of global tech experts that the Irish are well-placed to influence the future direction of the AI revolution.
A West Belfast entrepreneur who built an Ireland-wide recruitment empire will be the guest speaker at the West Belfast Business Roundtable in An Chultúrlann tomorrow (Tuesday).
THE latest Quarterly House Price Index Report for the North highlights that, after a slower end to 2024, the average price of properties (£212,996) was up 5.9 per cent than the first quarter of 2024.
A Co Derry entrepreneur who co-founded leading HR agency Think People, recently acquired by a major Scottish-headquartered company, will tell the next West Belfast Small Business Roundtable that values and principles are crucial to her career journey.
When the chips were down for West Belfast, the one person who spoke up for the area as an economic hotspot was New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli.
