US tech firm creates NI jobs bonanza

A United States-owned technology company in Northern Ireland said today it was creating 300 more jobs this year and held out the possibility of many more to follow.

US tech firm creates NI jobs bonanza
Wed, 21 Jul, 2004 - 19:01

A United States-owned technology company in Northern Ireland said today it was creating 300 more jobs this year and held out the possibility of many more to follow.

Northbrook Technology, which employs 1,000 staff in Belfast and Derry, gave details of expansion plans during a visit by bosses of is parent company, the US insurance giant Allstate Corporation.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: USPlace: United StatesPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: BelfastPlace: DerryPlace: IrelandPerson: Edward LiddyPerson: Thomas WilsonPerson: NorthbrookPerson: WilsonPerson: Wilfred MitchellOrganisation: Northbrook TechnologyOrganisation: Allstate CorporationOrganisation: NorthbrookOrganisation: AllstateOrganisation: Allstate ProtectionOrganisation: Invest Northern IrelandOrganisation: Invest NIOrganisation: Federation of Small Businesses in the NorthOrganisation: FSB
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