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Time is right to put Northern Ireland on global tourism map, says NITB
2012 is Northern Ireland’s year "to shine and emerge as an international must-see tourism destination", according to Susie McCullough, Director of Marketing and Events of the Northern Ireland Tourist Board.
- Room for a new View of Northern Ireland voluntary sector
- Owners of Belfast's tallest building in administration
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Our intrepid Sammy takes fight to London
So it turns out the best rationale of this column fell flat on its face yesterday.
- Much interest, but rate is likely to stay at 0.5%
- Bombardier investment gives province a big lift
- Europe awaits final act in Greek tragedy
- Company Snapshot: Patton Group Ltd
- It's time to shed the shackles of caution and reap benefits
- Facebook float could teach us a thing or two
- Exporters' deals help to re-energise the economy
- After export boost, let's get investment going
- Time to give workers abroad a taste of home
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Me&MyJob: ‘Bringing MAC to life has been rewarding’
Aine McVerry, Director of marketing and communications at the Mac, Belfast
Santander fails to make clear online account restrictions
Question: Early in 2011 we opened an eSaver account with Santander because of their good rate of interest for the first year. All transactions were to be done over the internet, with deposits between £1 and £2,000,000.
Our intrepid Sammy takes fight to London
So it turns out the best rationale of this column fell flat on its face yesterday.
- Much interest, but rate is likely to stay at 0.5%
- Bombardier investment gives province a big lift
- Europe awaits final act in Greek tragedy
- Facebook float could teach us a thing or two
- Exporters' deals help to re-energise the economy
- After export boost, let's get investment going
- Time to give workers abroad a taste of home
- Could Warren Buffett be checking in soon?
- Keep calm, and carry on seeking new work
The future...? It’s not what it used to be
Traditionally, this was the time of year when commentators gave their predictions for the year ahead. The braver ones would even look back to see how well they had done the year before.
- We risk being squashed by all these elephants
- Real Republic is nothing like invented one
- Oh brother! Don't go from bad to worse
- We're looking at West Wing style eurozone
- We must not be blinded by light at end of tunnel
- Facing up to the hard facts of life
- Banks must deal with the bad debt to restore trust
- Financial fall offers a chance for redemption
- The depression that might not have been...
Harry Redknapp and the dog walk free from tax case
Harry Redknapp and Milan Mandaric have walked free after a jury found them not guilty of tax evasion (posh term ‘cheating the public revenue’). My national BBC interview about the fall-out from the case is at www.YouTube.com/HustonTV
- Ed Lester and the Student Loan Company tax scandal
- Tax Return penalties £10 per day from 1 February 2012
- Redknapp & the tax-fiddling dog
- Tax Help joins the YouTube age
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- Christmas holiday tax check-list
- Tax-man targets eBay, tutors, coaches and electricians...
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