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Stagecoach today reported higher annual profits, despite the bus and rail operator facing losing three important rail franchises that could wipe off £1 billion from its books going forward.

Ryanair has today amended the terms of a €700m share buyback to allow block repurchases it said could limit the holdings of British shareholders and ensure it remains majority EU-owned after Brexit.

The Central Bank has today fined and reprimanded JP Morgan Administration Services (Ireland) Limited a total of €1.6 million for regulatory breaches relating to the outsourcing of fund administration activities.

Germans' view of the economy heading into July has darkened, a regular poll published today found, as global trade conflicts weigh on hopes for a continuing job boom.

Employers in Britain have turned more confident about hiring and investing after the extension to the Brexit deadline which has also reduced their worries about the outlook for the economy, a recruiters' group said today.

Tullow Oil has delayed the final investment decision (FID) for its Kenya project to 2020 and has not yet sealed a tax deal in Uganda that is needed for the progress of its plans there with Total, it said today.

Forecourt retailer Applegreen has agreed a deal to buy a leasehold interest in some assets of US-based  Lehigh Gas Wholesale, CrossAmerica Partners and their affiliates.

Yield Lab Europe is looking to offer early stage venture capital to AgTech start-ups, particularly those with a focus on addressing environmental sustainability and food security.

House prices nationwide are still rising but the rate of that rise is slowing down, a new survey shows today.

Independent News and Media will hold an Extraordinary General Meeting of shareholders later this morning to consider the proposed takeover of the company by Mediahuis.

Robots are expected to take over some 20 million manufacturing jobs worldwide by 2030, extending a trend of worsening social inequality while boosting overall economic output, a new study shows.

900 jobs are to be lost due to the closure of a Kerry Foods plant in the English town of Burton-on-Trent.

Paschal Donohoe is going for one Budget and hoping he can read the lie of the land in advance of Brexit, writes Political Editor David Murphy.

The chief executive of Eir has said she is certain the company can roll out the National Broadband Plan for less than €1 billion.

Bank of Ireland has announced that its chief financial officer, Andrew Keating, is to leave the bank.

Facebook's fledgling cryptocurrency is facing mounting scrutiny as European central bankers and regulators demanded more detail on the social media giant's Libra project.

October's Budget will involve a package worth €2.8 billion, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said as he published the Government's Summer Economic Statement today.

RTÉ reported a net deficit of €13 million in 2018, according to its annual report.

John Lowe looks at renovation grants, home loans and mortgage allowances to help you in the quest of government supports.

A punctuality ad by Ryanair and the broadcast of an ad for an over 18s film before 9pm, are among 13 of 16 complaints upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland's independent complaints committee.