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What is behind the US President Donald Trump's 50% tariff on EU imports to the US? RTÉ's Washington correspondent Sean Whelan looks at the latest developments on both sides of the Atlantic as well as what may happen in the aftermath following the US president's shock announcement

The European Commission has urged the US to bring respect, not threats, to trade talks after President Donald Trump pushed for a 50% tariff on EU goods.

The European Commission has urged the US to bring respect, not threats, to trade talks after President Donald Trump pushed for a 50% tariff on EU goods.

Waterford dairy farmer Kate Curran has been announced as the overall winner of the Teagasc/FBD Student of the Year 2024 award.

RTÉ has said that it received 325 applications for its Voluntary Exit Programme.

Pamela McCreedy has been elected President of Chartered Accountants Ireland, making her the first public sector professional in 17 years to take on the role. Ms McCreedy is also the first president to be elected since the Institute's historic amalgamation with CPA Ireland.

Contentious plans to proceed with a data centre in Co Mayo opposed by international best-selling author, Sally Rooney have been stalled. This follows a third party appeal lodged with An Bord Pleanala against Mayo County Council's decision to grant planning permission last month to Mayo Data Hub Ltd

Ryanair's warning that it could ditch Boeing in favour of a Chinese rival is just a bluff... for now, writes Adam Maguire.

Planners have turned down planning permission for the third hotel proposal for the capital in recent weeks.

New research suggests global companies are rethinking their strategy and planned investments, as tariffs and shifting trade policies continue to impact their business.

Tourism Ireland and eight tourism companies from Ireland are taking part in a sales trip to Asia.

US President Donald Trump has re-escalated his trade threats, targeting both imports from the entire European Union and smartphone giant Apple, sending the global market roiling after weeks of de-escalation had provided some reprieve.

India's Tata Consultancy Services is conducting an internal investigation to determine whether it was the gateway for a cyberattack on UK's Marks and Spencer that compromised customer data and disrupted the retailer's operations, the Financial Times reported today.

A flute teacher who claimed he was penalised for blowing the whistle on an alleged misuse of public funds at a State-backed music school intends to appeal a tribunal ruling that complaints he raised did not amount to a protected disclosure.

The European Central Bank is confident that stubbornly high services inflation will moderate this year, helping it get overall price growth back to the 2% target, ECB chief economist Philip Lane said today.

The Central Bank has confirmed that Derville Rowland, Deputy Governor Consumer and Investor Protection at the bank, will join the newly established Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA).

How would your household deal with an unexpected financial emergency costing €1000?

Japanese inflation data released today showed that rice prices last month were a whopping 98% higher than a year earlier.

A transatlantic consortium led by RedBird Capital Partners has struck a deal to buy Britain's Telegraph newspaper, the title reported today, spending £500m to secure control.