
John Campbell
Economics and Business Editor at BBC
BBC NI Economics & Business Editor. Based in Belfast. [email protected]
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bbc.com | John Campbell
US company set for takeover of Newry tech firmJohn CampbellBBC News NI business and economics editorGoogleFD Technologies, the Newry-based technology firm, is on the brink of being taken over by a US company. The firm's board of directors said it had received a number of proposals from TA Associates, a Boston-based private equity company. The most recent offer was for £24.50 a share which compares to a closing market price of £19.30 a share yesterday.
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bbc.com | John Campbell
National Insurance rise 'increases cash in hand risk'John CampbellBBC News NI business and economics editorGetty ImagesThe rise in employer's National Insurance (NI) increases the risk that businesses will resort to making off-the-books cash payments to staff, a study for Stormont's Department of Finance suggests. That makes it more expensive for businesses to employ people.
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bbc.com | John Campbell
Ireland downgrades growth prospects in face of Trump tariffsJohn CampbellBBC News NI economics and business editorEPAIn April Trump imposed a minimum tariff of 10% on almost all countries, while proposing extra "reciprocal" duties for some trading partners, including 20% on the EUThe Irish government has revised down its economic growth forecasts due to global uncertainty and warned that a transatlantic trade war will lead to a further economic weakening.
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yahoo.com | John Campbell
High-profile manufacturing start-up Artemis Technologies has ended its apprenticeship scheme, putting 14 apprentices at risk of redundancy. The Belfast-based firm is developing zero carbon emission electrically propelled boats. It said the decision to end the apprenticeship scheme had not been made lightly and reflected the challenges common to new businesses.
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bbc.com | John Campbell
Apprentices at risk of redundancy at Belfast firmJohn CampbellBBC News NI economics and business editorPAA commercially viable workboat that "flies" above the water using electric powered hydrofoils was designed and built in Belfast by Artemis TechnologiesHigh-profile manufacturing start-up Artemis Technologies has ended its apprenticeship scheme, putting 14 apprentices at risk of redundancy.
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