Herald section
The latest business reporting from The Belfast Herald.
The Infrastructure Department intends to launch the scheme following confirmation of a Business Case, with the announcement made as public education on flood risks continues.
The funding will allow 13 providers across the north to acquire new minibuses as part of a wider initiative to modernise ageing vehicles.
Legislation known as Lucy's Law aims to criminalise transactions involving puppies and kittens sold by individuals other than registered breeders or pet shops.
New legislation, originally introduced in England and Wales in 2020, will require buyers to meet breeders face-to-face if enacted by year-end.
Dr Caoimhe Archibald has unveiled Groundwork for Growth, a three-year scheme designed to assist micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in expanding their international reach.
The Martin Group has emerged as one of the nation's largest parking site managers following its purchase of NCP from liquidators.
The Business Register and Employment Survey bulletin released this morning shows employment growth across most local government districts, with Belfast recording the largest absolute increase.
The Department for the Economy has announced a search to identify a leader to guide the organisation through its current period of transition and growth.
