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Invest NI chief defends silence over US firm's abandoned investment

Invest NI chief defends silence over US firm's abandoned investment
BBC Northern Ireland Wednesday 01 July 2026, 15:27 UTC 1 min read
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US firm Cantor Fitzgerald decided not to proceed with a planned investment of 300 jobs in Belfast.

US firm Cantor Fitzgerald decided not to proceed with a planned investment of 300 jobs in Belfast.
US (LOCATION) Cantor Fitzgerald (PERSON) Belfast (LOCATION)
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