Yvette Shapiro
Belfast Telegraph
United Kingdom
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Past articles by Yvette:
History won't be rewritten on my watch, but people guilty of Troubles crimes must face justice: James Brokenshire
The Secretary of State has insisted that he will not be party to the rewriting of the past in Northern Ireland. → Read More
Menarys is back on track after it posts pre-tax profits of over £160k
The family-owned retail chain Menarys has moved back into profit after several loss-making years that resulted in store closures and debt restructuring. → Read More
Firm that rose from ashes of failed Mivan given £500k funding
The new company formed after Antrim joinery business Mivan collapsed with the loss of almost 250 jobs has received almost £500,000 funding from Invest NI to help recruit staff. → Read More
Buyers rush to snap up new homes in Northern Ireland as housebuilding market heats up
Building work is under way on thousands of new homes on sites across Northern Ireland - including a 700-house development in Belfast - as prices edge upwards. → Read More
US software company BDNA Corporation creating 17 Belfast jobs
A Californian software company has said its decision to open a European base in Belfast was a "no-brainer". → Read More
Divided Stormont Executive will hit Northern Ireland in Brexit talks: Report
The Stormont Executive is "manifestly unprepared" for Brexit, according to a group of leading political experts from Queen's University. → Read More
Bubbacue boss raps rising cost of city centre rents
One of Belfast's most successful restaurant entrepreneurs has said the city is starting to "price itself out" with soaring rents and high rates. → Read More
Boojum boss raps rising cost of city centre rents
One of Belfast's most successful restaurant entrepreneurs has said the city is starting to "price itself out" with soaring rents and high rates. → Read More
Co Down entrepreneur's ice cream 'boutiques' going down a treat on the high street
Co Down couple Michael Nugent and Caitriona Doherty are whipping up sweet success with their second "ice cream boutique". → Read More
Gold rush as Northern Ireland investors take a shine to the precious metal as safe haven
Gold coins are becoming hard to find as Northern Ireland investors rush to put their money into a "safe haven". → Read More
Business leaders urging Stormont to work with community over plans for Brexit
Business leaders have called on the First and Deputy First Ministers to have "meaningful and structural engagement" with the community as they draw up a plan to deal with the → Read More
Belfast city centre enjoying retail revival as raft of stores open doors
Belfast city centre's shopping scene is undergoing a major revival that will see a raft of new stores opening before Christmas, one leading retail expert has said. → Read More
Belfast insurance software firm sold to US buyer
The Belfast-based company, Relay Software, has been bought by a leading American insurance technology firm. → Read More
Brexit: Theresa Villiers summons business leaders to talks on impact of EU Referendum result
The pro-Brexit Secretary of State has summoned Northern Ireland's business leaders to a meeting to discuss last week's vote to leave the EU. → Read More
Confidence in Northern Ireland commercial property slumps as Brexit vote uncertainty takes hold
The Brexit vote has hit confidence in the Northern Ireland commercial property sector with some investors jittery about the implications of the EU referendum result. → Read More
Eddie Izzard and DUP's Sammy Wilson lock horns in EU debate and it's all tears, fears and cheers
Sammy Wilson is renowned for his joke-filled speeches at the DUP's annual conference. → Read More
EU poll: Politicians hold little sway with public
Two-thirds of people in Northern Ireland are set to vote in next month's EU referendum - a significant increase in turnout on recent elections. → Read More
EU Referendum: Northern Ireland says no to Brexit
Northern Ireland voters are overwhelmingly in favour of the UK remaining in the European Union, but Protestants are far more divided than Catholics on the issue. → Read More
How a trip to NASA led to an out of this world career for Armagh-born Sinead O'Sullivan
Sinead O'Sullivan was destined for a career in space technology. As a student at Southern Regional College in Armagh she won a competition to attend NASA's space school in the United St → Read More
Livestream: Watch big EU Debate in Belfast as politicians lock horns over Brexit
Two of the leading campaigners for the UK to leave the European Union will today join forces to lobby fishermen and farmers ahead of a major debate in Belfast tonight. → Read More