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US technology firm to create 56 jobs in Belfast

Wednesday, May 07, 2008

A US technology company has announced plans to create 56 jobs in the North over the next three years.

Cybersource develops electronic payment services for online transactions and has a quarter of a million customers worldwide.

It plans to hire more than 50 staff at a new research and development facility in Belfast.

The investment is expected to deliver approximately €2million in wages and salaries annually by 2011.

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