RTE Business

International visitors are spending less time in Ireland, but more money.

The Government has published a list of nine national public authorities that will be responsible for policing the new EU Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act.

There are fears of possible job cuts at customer experience software developer Concentrix.

A major investigation into the sale of loans in Northern Ireland by the National Assets Management Agency (NAMA) has been referred to the Attorney General.

Revenues at the expanding Irish network of Screwfix stores topped the €100m mark last year for the first time on the back of five new store openings.

Cloud storage company Dropbox has announced a 20% cut to its total workforce which will result in around 528 job losses globally.

Third-quarter net revenues for Prada rose 17.7% at constant exchange rates, driven by double-digit retail sales growth in Asia and Europe and the doubling of sales at the smaller Miu Miu brand, the Italian luxury group said today.

Apple has unveiled new MacBook Pro models that feature more powerful processors for tasks such as photo and video editing, aiming to bolster its appeal among creative professionals.

Pre-tax profits at the company that operates the Milano chain of pizzeria restaurants last year declined by 80% to €2.34m in the face of 'sector wide headwinds'.

A hotel which told a man it was full when he booked under a "common" Traveller Community surname - only to accept a reservation under a different relative's name just hours later - has been ordered to pay €5,000 for racial discrimination.

Woodie's DIY and Chadwicks owner Grafton Group said today that its full year adjusted operating profit is anticipated to be broadly in line with expectations.

A global and increasingly complex food chain has created more opportunities for criminals to commit food fraud, writes Adam Maguire.

The US economy maintained a solid pace of growth in the third quarter as ebbing inflation and strong wage gains powered consumer spending ahead of a contentious presidential election set to turn on pocketbook issues.

Mortgage provider Avant Money is to cut its mortgage interest rates by up to 0.4% following recent rate cuts from the European Central Bank.

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that for 70% of people who had recently replaced their phone, their old device was still at home.

Inflation is only increasing marginally, according to the latest estimated figures from the Central Statistics Office.

Smurfit Westrock said it expects to make a full year core profit of $4.7 billion after posting third quarter earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of $1.265 billion.

The euro zone economy grew faster than expected last quarter but threats of oversized tariffs from a potential Trump presidency along with escalating trade tensions with China are keeping the outlook muted.

The Irish political finance system has a mixture of British and European characteristics, with candidates subject to clear spending limits

Britain's new finance minister Rachel Reeves will announce what may be the biggest tax hikes in three decades today in a bid to fix the country's sagging public services, alongside billions of pounds of extra borrowing to overhaul the economy.