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Brilliant to see Ipswich back in the big time again. Great scenes at Portman Road. Remember going on the pitch exactly 34 years ago when Town were promoted to the first Premier League with a win against Brighton. So pleased for the town.

CEO of ⁦@DanskeBank_UK⁩ Vicky Davies, chair of ⁦⁦@bitcni⁩ gets the 2024 #BITCNIAwards under way saying that responsible businesses should be proud of the impact they’re making, but there’s still much more they can do to support communities & inspire action.

Airbus to acquire Spirit AeroSystems huge manufacturing operations in Belfast as part of Boeing takeover of Spirit.

Catalyst, a science and technology hub set up after the Good Friday Agreement, is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Originally known as the Northern Ireland Science Park, it was hoped it would drive economic prosperity. Here's our Economics & Business Editor, John Campbell.

Packed room at the ⁦@irish_news⁩ Workplace & Employment Awards ⁦@TitanicBelfast⁩ as First Minister Michelle O’Neill kicks off the event saying the Executive is committed to helping deliver good jobs and improving lives for all communities here. #WEA24

Get in! ITFC are heading back to the Premier League. Amazing.

🎥First Minister Michelle O'Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly supported the call for more young girls to consider careers in technology and cyber security at the first ever CyberFirst EmPower Girls event to be held in NI today.

All go at ⁦@NITouristBoard⁩ Meet the Buyer event this morning. The event brings 150+ international tour operators together to meet local tourism businesses and hear more about NI’s tourism offer.

Useful insights as ever at ⁦⁦@DeloitteNI⁩ State of the State NI report launch. Feels very timely this week to highlight the issues the public and public sector leaders want a new Executive to prioritise. NHS, cost of living, social care & housing still top the list

Joe O’Neill says the diversity of ⁦@BelfastHarbour⁩ activities and revenue base has helped it record a resilient financial performance, but acknowledges the port and its customers still face many global and local headwinds.

Addressing ⁦@BelfastHarbour⁩ annual meeting chair Dr Theresa Donaldson says the Harbour Commissioners’ long term commitment to investing in the port and estate for the benefit of everyone in NI is unwavering despite current economic challenges.

Devastating messaging to young aspiring Entrepreneurs that @YE_NI work with - difficult to convince them of our commitment to a prosperous NI economy when this is the impact of NI budget

Interesting morning so far at ⁦@DigitalDNAHQ⁩, well done ⁦@simonbailie⁩ and team for pulling together another diverse speaking line up

Good luck to all the runners in ⁦@marathonbcm⁩ this morning especially the teams from ⁦@MCEnewsfeed⁩ A week on from running ⁦the ⁦@LondonMarathon⁩ I’m glad to be supporting this time!

Less than 48 hours to go until I join 50,000 others to run the @LondonMarathon 2023. Fair to say the nerves have properly kicked in now! Proud to say I’ll be running for @AlzResearchUK #TeamARUK if anyone wants to support my fundraising justgiving.com/fundraising/sy…

Today, Catalyst CEO Steve Orr spoke at the presidential address where he talked about the rise of NI's entrepreneurs. "As we look to the future, most leaders in NI now share a common vision, 'Opportunity for all from world-leading innovation'. youtube.com/watch?v=_d7cRi…

@MargaretCan @BelTel Sad news indeed Margaret. John was always a great help in my BelTel and Ulster Business days. You had to be on your toes when talking to him about anything economy related, that's for sure.

Sad news for everyone at @beltel and further afield today. Economist John Simpson, our longest-serving contributor, has died at age of 90.

Ellvena Graham: Underlying trend in Northern Ireland’s tourism sector is of dynamic growth irishtimes.com/business/2023/… via @IrishTimesBiz

Kicking off ⁦@DeloitteNI⁩ Belfast Crane Survey event in the Grand Central @jahenry1⁩ says the hotel and Deloitte’s new offices next door in the Ewart are hugely positive developments for the city.