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Belfasttelegraph

News [1]
Opinion [2]
Business [3]
Sport [4]
Life [5]
Entertainment [7]
Travel [8]
Sunday Life [9]

Menu Sections

Business

Avoca in Belfast

Food, Drink and Hospitality

Avoca undecided about opening date for Belfast branch

Cafe culture in Northern Ireland will survive the Covid-19 crisis, a restaurant critic has said - even though some popular spots are still shut.

Latest News

Headlines

Crisis: Simon Hamilton

Northern Ireland

Create taskforce to save NI high streets: Hamilton

St George’s Market reopened for business last month

Northern Ireland

Council reverses decision on fees for St George's traders

Gareth Hetherington from Ulster University’s Economic Policy Centre

Jobs Premium

10 years of jobs misery looms, warns report on Covid economic legacy

Solutions: Mark Crimmins

Northern Ireland

Ulster Bank urging new approach to handling of corporate indebtedness

Nial Borthistle

Northern Ireland Premium

Tenants are returning to offices: Glandore

Stormont has been muted on post-Brexit debate

Analysis Premium

John Simpson Opinion It’s not easy to keep UK functioning as a single market following Brexit

Hays Travel. Photo: Lewis Stickley/PA

Jobs

Nearly 900 jobs to go at travel firm

Colin Neill, chief executive of Hospitality Ulster

Food, Drink and Hospitality Premium

Colin Neill: You can't recreate our pubs, so when they reopen next week, it's a matter of use it or lose it

Patricia O’Hagan MBE, CEO of Core Systems, and Steve Harper, executive director of International Business, Invest NI

Business

Belfast software company that helps rehabilitation of prisoners wins deal with Australia's biggest prison

Remote working works, but companies also need to be able to create a culture for employees to buy in to and the importance of the office environment in that process cannot be overlooked

Coronavirus

Nial Borthistle Opinion Employers will have to offer staff better options in their workplace

Ad Features

Conference & Exhibitions

Your guide to the best venues: Historic to the iconic and everything in between.

Northern Ireland

Simon Hamilton

Editor's Viewpoint

Editor's Viewpoint Opinion High streets need the Executive's help, but work must be sharp, focused and short-lived

Wagamama in Belfast

Northern Ireland Premium

Eat Out to Help Out scheme: Dinner at a discount brings the crowds out

Gareth Hetherington from Ulster University’s Economic Policy Centre

Jobs Premium

10 years of jobs misery looms, warns report on Covid economic legacy

Solutions: Mark Crimmins

Northern Ireland

Ulster Bank urging new approach to handling of corporate indebtedness

Food Drink & Hospitality

Avoca in Belfast

Food, Drink and Hospitality

Avoca undecided about opening date for Belfast branch

Pizza Express is thought to employ around 8,000 people in the UK (PA)

Northern Ireland

NI jobs at risk as Pizza Express announces restaurant closures

Colin Neill, chief executive of Hospitality Ulster. Photo by Peter Morrison

Food, Drink and Hospitality

True 'carnage' of Covid on pubs will show in 2021

Colin Neill, chief executive of Hospitality Ulster

Food, Drink and Hospitality Premium

Colin Neill: You can't recreate our pubs, so when they reopen next week, it's a matter of use it or lose it

Brexit

An artist’s impression of how the upgrade could look

Northern Ireland

York Street Interchange upgrade vital for attracting business to NI, says haulage association as review launched

British and EU flags (Jonathan Brady/PA)

Brexit

EU negotiator warns post-Brexit trade deal ‘unlikely’

Goods destined for the Republic of Ireland coming through NI will be regulated when passing through NI ports

Analysis Premium

John Simpson Opinion The complex reality of Brexit is now sinking in

Seamless trade is vital for our economy, says the UK’s Business Secretary

Comment

Alok Sharma Opinion We'll ensure it's business as usual right across the UK

Jobs

Jobs

Latest jobs in Belfast

Gareth Hetherington from Ulster University’s Economic Policy Centre

Jobs Premium

10 years of jobs misery looms, warns report on Covid economic legacy

Pizza Express is thought to employ around 8,000 people in the UK (PA)

Northern Ireland

NI jobs at risk as Pizza Express announces restaurant closures

Hays Travel. Photo: Lewis Stickley/PA

Jobs

Nearly 900 jobs to go at travel firm

Agri

Agri

Herd not seen: 15,000 cattle vanish from Northern Ireland farms

Simon Best on his farm

The Big Interview

The big interview with Simon Best: 'Farming and rugby teach you how to be very resilient'

Former Ulster Rugby star Simon Best and his brother Rory, former captain of the Ireland rugby team

Agri

Time to promote our 'Best' farming produce

Entrepreneur: Richard Kennedy

Agri

Animal feed executive Richard Kennedy ranks among world's top high-flyers

Technology

Amazon is expanding its ‘Fresh’ operation

Business Premium

exclusive Amazon's grocery delivery expansion may hone in on NI

Jason McKeown of Neurovalens

Technology

Northern Ireland health tech firm Neurovalens's £5m to fast track headset devices

Europe’s second highest court ruled on Ireland’s appeal against an order that tech giant Apple repay it a 13 billion euro tax bill (Jonathan Brady/PA)

Technology

European Court rules in favour of Apple in €13bn tax case

The National Security Council took the decision (Dominic Lipinski/PA)

UK

Huawei kit to be stripped out of UK 5G network by 2027

Analysis

Stormont has been muted on post-Brexit debate

Analysis Premium

John Simpson Opinion It’s not easy to keep UK functioning as a single market following Brexit

Goods destined for the Republic of Ireland coming through NI will be regulated when passing through NI ports

Analysis Premium

John Simpson Opinion The complex reality of Brexit is now sinking in

The Stormont Executive faces having to make tough choices

Analysis

Ann Watt Opinion Covid-19 hasn't made other challenges vanish

Cycling is becoming ever-more popular

Environment Premium

Will the legacy of coronavirus lockdown be a cleaner, greener future for all in Northern Ireland?

Uk & World

The FTSE 100 Index improved on the back of strong showings by commodity stocks (Kirsty O’Connor/PA)

UK and World

Strong commodity stocks drive FTSE 100 higher

Car insurer Hastings has agreed a £1.7 billion takeover deal (Steve Parsons/PA)

UK and World

Car insurer Hastings agrees £1.7 billion takeover

A recent surge in people putting wills in place during the coronavirus crisis could lead to more executors being unprepared for what their role entails, Co-op Legal Services has said (Joe Giddens/PA)

UK and World

Surge in wills ‘may mean more executors confused about carrying out wishes’

Metro opened its first branch 10 years ago (Mike Egerton/PA)

UK and World

Covid hit pushes Metro Bank into loss