Antrim-based specialist fit-out company grew its pre-tax profits to £3.2 million on turnover of £29 million last year, having being placed into administration in 2014

Unite says neither town nor Northern Ireland can afford loss of 1,200 jobs

Ballymena bus maker went into administration last week

Ballymena company best known for building London’s red Routemaster buses

Ballymena’s Wrights Group, one of NI’s biggest exporters, has been hit by uncertainty

Move is in response to increased demand from people paid in euro or US dollar

Deadline for bids for the ailing shipyard was noon on Friday

Majority of Belfast shipyard is covered by lease that runs until 2119

Ulster Bank PMI index was 51.4 in July, down from 53.1 in June as Brexit looms

Workers vow to fight on to save shipyard that was once North’s economic powerhouse

Around Noon chief sees opportunities in ‘the upper-premium end of the market’

Warning that unless the UK government steps in with rescue plan administrators could seize control of the historic shipyard

Union leaders fighting to save shipyard fail to meet prime minister during Belfast visit

Concern mounts among 1,400-strong workforce and wider community, says union

Belfast Harbour intends to develop six TV and film studios in £35m investment

80% of cement used in North’s building industry comes from three factories in South

Organisation’s chief says it ensures it gives ‘a lot of prominence’ to Northern Ireland

Futrli’s Belfast centre expected to create 80 jobs which will predominately be in operations and software engineering

Grocery and convenience retailer also plans to revamp 40 existing stores in the North

Smaller enterprises with no experience in customs procedures particularly vulnerable, warns North’s Department of Economy