16/03/2015
Political Deadlock Threatens Investment
Political deadlock in Northern Ireland is threatening potential investment, the head of Belfast International Airport has said.
Managing Director Graham Keddie was commenting on the government refusing to hand over powers on corporation tax to Stormont, under the executive can reach an agreement on welfare reforms.
Speaking to BBC Radio Ulster's Inside Business, Mr Keddie, said: "Decisions have to be made, things have to be done in the business world.
"We can't hold back and operate at a different speed.
"Unless we take part in the wider business world and say we're open for business, how are the executive going to move forward and how's it going to assist Invest NI in getting business and investment here into Northern Ireland?"
Managing Director Graham Keddie was commenting on the government refusing to hand over powers on corporation tax to Stormont, under the executive can reach an agreement on welfare reforms.
Speaking to BBC Radio Ulster's Inside Business, Mr Keddie, said: "Decisions have to be made, things have to be done in the business world.
"We can't hold back and operate at a different speed.
"Unless we take part in the wider business world and say we're open for business, how are the executive going to move forward and how's it going to assist Invest NI in getting business and investment here into Northern Ireland?"
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11 July 2018
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10 November 2015
Call For Rural Businesses To Prepare For Opening Of Investment Scheme
Rural businesses and communities are being encouraged to apply and prepare in advance for the launch of the Rural Business Investment Scheme. Rural Development Minister Michelle O'Neill was speaking at a Rural Business Investment Seminar in Aghagallon, Lurgan on Monday.
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26 November 2001
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The Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Investment has pledged a commitment from his department to providing a modern financial services regulatory framework in Northern Ireland relevant to the needs of local investment firms and investors.
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06 November 2015
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