Landlords call time on CVAs from big name retailers who want rent cuts

[BelfastTelegraph.co.uk](#) Business Headlines Tuesday 15 May 2018 Today's top story [Kieran McGarrigle, finance partner at law firm Arthur Cox in Belfast]( [Landlords call time on CVAs from big name retailers who want rent cuts]( Shop landlords in Northern Ireland are fighting back against retailers seeking rent reductions through company voluntary arrangements (CVAs), the Belfast Telegraph can reveal. Main Headlines [The Balmoral Show runs from tomorrow until Saturday]( [Major events to bring in tens of millions for the economy]( By Margaret Canning Northern Ireland's economy will receive a boost this week as key events celebrating agriculture, motorbikes and regal nuptials draw hundreds of thousands of spectators. [Richard Gillan]( [‘Issues like Brexit and Stormont will put investment somewhere else other than Northern Ireland’]( By Margaret Canning Richard Gillan is partner in charge of business advisory firm Grant Thornton in Northern Ireland. He's been leading the practice at a time of growth of around 40% per annum. [Laharna Retail Park in Larne]( [Popular Larne retail park goes on market for close to £4m]( By Michelle Weir A Co Antrim retail park is being offered for sale at just under £4m. [CDE Global is among the Northern Ireland companies on the list]( [Taxi giant and luxury resort are among Northern Ireland firms on 'inspiring' list]( By Margaret Canning A London Stock Exchange Group report on the UK's most inspiring companies today features 25 Northern Ireland firms - nearly double last year's numbers. [Moy Park in Dungannon]( [Union plans to ballot for industrial action in pay dispute at Moy Park]( By Margaret Canning A trade union representing around 4,500 staff at poultry giant Moy Park has said it will ballot for industrial action in a pay dispute. [Newry software firm creates 14 new jobs to support growth in US]( By Michelle Weir A Newry software business is creating 14 new jobs as part of a £0.3m investment to support its growth in the US. [Retail hardest hit sector in job growth decline]( By Ravender Sembhy The growth in jobs has slowed since the start of the year, with the retail sector showing the biggest decline, a study shows. [Newry software firm creates 14 new jobs to support growth in US]( By Michelle Weir A Newry software business is creating 14 new jobs as part of a £0.3m investment to support its growth in the US. [INM]( [Contact us]( | [Privacy Statement]( Follow us on [Facebook]( [Twiiter]( [Google Plus]( Get more [belfasttelegraph.co.uk/newsletters]( [Digital Edition >>]( ABOUT THIS EMAIL This email is from BelfastTelegraph.co.uk part of Independent News & Media PLC. You received this email because you have signed up for the BelfastTelegraph.co.uk Weekly Business Digest Newsletter. To unsubscribe from the Weekly Business Digest Newsletter, please [click here](. Copyright - 2018 INM Ltd, | Belfast Telegraph House | 33 Clarendon Road | Clarendon Dock | Belfast | BT1 3BG | Company number 1908967 All Rights Reserved