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Seventy people have lost their jobs after one of mid-Ulster's biggest employers announced that it has been forced to close. | Seventy people have lost their jobs after one of mid-Ulster's biggest employers announced that it has been forced to close. |
Meteor, Ireland's largest independent electrical wholesalers, closed because of financial difficulties. | |
The Cookstown-based family-run business has been trading for almost 25 years. | |
In a statement on Tuesday, the company said it had explored all options to address its problems in the current recession, but was forced to close. | In a statement on Tuesday, the company said it had explored all options to address its problems in the current recession, but was forced to close. |
The downturn across the construction sector and exposure to foreign exchange fluctuations led to the closure. | The downturn across the construction sector and exposure to foreign exchange fluctuations led to the closure. |
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