Tuesday 8 February 2022

The Northern Ireland Office (NIO) is relocating from Stormont to a new home in the heart of Belfast in a move set to bring increased footfall to the city centre.
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Conor Cahalane, director at Promethean Financial Consultants Ltd, says we have the pleasure of advising clients with large estates how they may invest and at the same time reduce their potential IHT liability. This is obviously very personal and sensitive – which makes assisting clients to plan and significantly reduce potential tax liabilities a very rewarding area.
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Mergers and acquisitions in Northern Ireland bounced back in 2021 despite the challenges presented by Covid-19, according to a new report which also revealed the most active advisers in the dealmaking community.
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Digital growth consultancy Made to Engage has been acquired by UNRVLD.
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Alternative finance provider ThinCats has secured up to £100m in additional funding to support SMEs across the UK.
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Wealth management specialist Tilney Smith & Williamson has agreed terms for new offices at The Ewart building in Belfast. The firm's base at the 17-storey landmark development will allow it to keep pace with its ambitious expansion plans for Northern Ireland.
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Investment in Northern Ireland has hit a four-year high, according to new research by Lambert Smith Hampton's Belfast office.
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Minerals processor Kilwaughter Minerals has completed a £500,000 capital investment as part of its long-term growth and development plans.
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Listed lifestyle brand Joules believes it has identified a number of areas in which to enhance efficiencies and improve profitability after being hit by cost increases related to global supply chain issues, labour shortages and digital marketing inflation.
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South African food company Moorcroft Foods is establishing a manufacturing facility in Newtownards, in a move which will create 11 jobs.
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The UK new light commercial vehicle (LCV) market declined by almost 30 per cent during January, according to the latest figures.
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