Air travel grew at a faster pace than expected in Ireland in the first six ...
The sharp sell off in US government bonds is forcing companies to overhaul their borrowing plans and is raising the risk of defaults among the most lowly rated businesses. Borrowing costs for ...
WhatsApp will roll out parental controls in Ireland within weeks. Last week the company... The US department of defence is no longer using Anthropic’s artificial intelligence... Asian stocks ticked ...
Held at the IMI campus under the theme Rewiring Ireland: Leadership Matters, the Summit brought together leaders from ...
Lidl GB will invest $793 million (€707 million) to open 50 new stores across the UK. Last year the company opened 40 stores in the UK. The German grocer said the move will help them claim a greater ...
In Dublin, the Iseq All Share opened down 0.03 per cent to 14,254.75 on Monday morning.
In 1993, a photograph of Carmel Galvin and her then-boyfriend – now husband – Pete O’Dee appeared in the Business Post. It showed the couple preparing to depart Ireland, sleeping bags in tow, and seek ...
US lawmakers call for Ireland to be added to Israel boycott list if Occupied Territories Bill passed
A group of US lawmakers has urged Scott Bessent, the US Secretary of the Treasury, to consider designating Ireland as a country boycotting Israel should the Occupied Territories Bill (OTB) be enacted.
Trump administration to appeal court decision blocking firing of Fed Governor Cook, White House says
The Trump administration will appeal the court decision blocking President Donald Trump's bid to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, the White House said on Tuesday.
BP’s chief executive Meg O’Neill has said the oil and gas major has “no intention” of shying away from the Middle East. O’Neill, who joined the UK-listed company at the start of April, said BP was ...
More companies have been registered in Ireland in the first nine months of the year ...
According to the Irish Times, film producer Dacud Puttnam has urged Simon Harris, the finance minister, to “spread Ireland’s screen industry across the whole country” by adding an 8 per cent regional ...
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