NI economy10 hrs agoNI group wins grant to develop self-driving busesThe consortium includes a Ballymena bus manufacturing firm and Queen's University, Belfast. 10 hrs ago2 days agoHow Irish engineers are cashing in on AI boomTES Group has been bought by Legrand, one of France's largest industrial businesses.2 days ago31 Mar 2026Fuel supply 'flowing normally' - but why are some pumps closed?Pump closures have caught motorists' attention, but the advice remains that there is no need for panic buying.31 Mar 202627 Mar 2026NI economy slowed ahead of Iran crisisIt comes amidst growing worries about the economic impacts of the US-Israeli war on Iran.27 Mar 202626 Mar 2026Number of people living in poverty lower than previously thoughtThe anti-poverty charity, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, said the figures should not be seen as "true fall" in poverty.26 Mar 202626 Mar 2026Why is a watchdog worried about the price of an Ulster Fry?The investigation finds two bakeries would have a majority of the market control over bread products.26 Mar 202625 Mar 2026NI 'still in running' for 600 Ryanair jobsNI is being considered by Ryanair for an engine maintenance facility which could create up to 600 jobs.25 Mar 202624 Mar 2026Why is the cost of rental property rising so much?Rents across Northern Ireland have surged over the past five years in every council area, rising by an average of 51%.24 Mar 202622 Mar 2026NI hospitality facing struggles even as tourists returnFigures suggest that over the course of 2025 the number of jobs in the NI hospitality sector fell by 2,000.22 Mar 2026...
