Lough Shore Investments announces further funding in Belfast and Silicon Valley start-up WorldDesk

Belfast, Northern Ireland – 12 June 2012 -- Lough Shore Investments has today announced further seed funding in Belfast and Silicon Valley start-up, WorldDesk.

WorldDesk

Lough Shore Investments 2013 Graduate & Intern Scheme

Lough Shore Investments, along with a partner company in the technology space, is seeking graduates to join the team this summer and through the autumn period.

Lough Shore Investments announces seed funding in Dublin start-up Converser

Lough Shore Investments has today announced a seed funding round in Dublin-based start-up Converser.

The Pub Summit is back in Belfast!

Lough Shore Investments is delighted to announce the return of the Belfast Pub Summit as part of the 100 global 'Pub Summits' to be held this year by Paddy Cosgrave and the Web Summit team.

The Pub Summit is back in Belfast!

Daily Reading

Cloud Drive becomes Dropbox rival as Amazon adds file syncing

Amazon's Cloud Drive was unveiled two years ago for the primary purpose of letting customers store music files purchased from Amazon. Although you could upload other files to Cloud Drive, it wasn't a replacement for cloud storage services like Dropbox because it didn't automatically sync files from one computer to another. From 1 April, that limitation is gone.

www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-04/2/amazon-cloud-drive…

Microsoft’s Irish profits rise

Profits at Microsoft’s Irish subsidiary rose in 2012, as revenues climbed to €13.7 billion. In accounts filed with the Companies Office, Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited (MIOL) revealed that pretax profit almost doubled to more than €1 billion in the year ending June 30th, 2012.

www.irishtimes.com/business/sectors/technology/microsoft-s-irish-profits-ri…

Corporation tax decision after Scots vote

Prime Minister David Cameron has postponed any decision on corporation tax in Northern Ireland until after the vote on Scottish independence.

www.u.tv/News/Corporation-tax-decision-after-Scots-vote/fcd54aeb-61ad-48ac-…

NI firms pay higher price for energy

Large businesses in Northern Ireland pay some of the highest electricity prices in Europe, new research has revealed. Smaller companies and domestic users fare better in a continental comparison, with charges around the European Union (EU) average, data produced by the region`s Utility Regulator found.

www.u.tv/News/NI-firms-pay-higher-price-for-energy/b6c51b22-8672-45f4-aac3-…