NI economy

US firm buys Belfast-based software start up

NI economy returned to 2019 level in last quarter

Invest NI halts scheme funding amid budget crisis

Invest NI 'pauses' grant funding over uncertainty

Rent freeze 'means one less thing to worry about'

Food producers 'have to pass on costs' to customers. Video, 00:01:26Food producers 'have to pass on costs' to customers

NI exports to Republic estimated at €4bn for 2021

Political crisis halts plans for three-year budget

Jobs market recovery continues in NI

NI private sector 'shakes off Omicron slowdown'

Lorry driving scheme 'overwhelmed' by applications

NI farming industry profits rose by 8% last year

'You're earning as you're learning' Video, 00:01:40'You're earning as you're learning'

Belfast software firm buys Manchester company

Top economist to head Stormont finance department

NI-Ireland exports ‘worth €5bn in 10 months'

Global firm Deloitte buys Belfast-based IT company

Jobs growth to lag despite strong economic forecast

More leisure venues to receive Omicron grants

‘All of a sudden there’s no money’ Video, 00:02:03‘All of a sudden there’s no money’

Home working 'helped women get back into work'

New procurement rules focus on local businesses

The NI Protocol and its economic impact