John Campbell is an Assistant Editor at BBC NI. He specializes in economics and business, focusing on themes such as labor laws, labor markets, and the local and regional economy, while also exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and robotics within these contexts. John’s work has been featured in notable publications including the Irish Examiner, The Irish Times, and TIME.
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A Department for the Economy official warns 1,700 places would be at risk come September.
The most recent data suggests almost 27% of people aged 16-64 in Northern Ireland are inactive, compared to a UK average of 21%.
The rapid fall in the price of oil in the last two weeks means there are hopes that the economic impact could be short-lived.
A new study was commissioned by the bodies representing the construction industry, housing associations and the NI Chamber of Commerce.
A new study suggests that failure to invest in Northern Ireland's water system will cost the local economy almost £11bn in lost growth by 2040.
By: John Campbell, Clodagh Rice
Clodagh Rice - Business correspondent; John Campbell - Economics and business editor, BBC News NI
By: John Campbell, Clodagh Rice
US firm Cantor Fitzgerald decided not to proceed with a planned investment of 300 jobs in Belfast.
Local parties will meet UK government ministers in a new attempt to agree a Stormont budget.
John Campbell - Economics and business editor, BBC News NI A fresh attempt will be made to agree a Stormont budget on Thursday when the local parties meet government ministers at Hillsborough Castle.
John Campbell - Economics and business editor; Holly Fleck - BBC News NI
