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The Central Bank has said it is "examining" the practice of banks adding their legal fees to the arrears of customers they are suing.

Japanese carmaker Honda said any delay to Brexit must be long enough to give businesses stability.

The number of planning permissions granted for new homes rose by 40.8% in 2018, new figures from the Central Statistics Office shows.

The Central Bank has said it is "examining" the practice of banks adding their legal fees to the arrears of customers they are suing.

EU Commissioner Phil Hogan has said the UK's no-deal tariff plans - proposals that would see no import duties levied on goods entering Northern Ireland across the border - are likely to breach World Trade Organization rules.

Ireland would respond "very generously" to a request from Britain to delay its exit from the European Union, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said today.

German carmaker BMW said it is continuing to prepare for a "worst-case scenario" no-deal Brexit after lawmakers voted to seek a delay to Britain's exit from the European Union.

The Irish economy has passed peak growth and is entering a phase of calmer expansion.

British pubs group JD Wetherspoon has today posted an 18.9% fall in first-half pre-tax profit, hit by high labour costs.

JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon sees the US banking giant being forced to gradually move a raft of jobs from the UK to elsewhere in Europe in the coming years, even as it gets away with a lower-than-expected initial movement of few hundred out of London to prepare for Brexit.

Co Monaghan-based duck producer Silver Hill Foods has been acquired by the Northern Ireland agri-food business Fane Valley for an undisclosed sum.

Irish waste-to-energy business BHSL has agreed a new €1.5m deal to sell its technology in France.

Financial technology company TradeIX has announced the creation of 70 new jobs as its expands its global headquarters in Dublin.

A group of more than 100 experts have sounded a pre-election alarm over Indian economic data, accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government of tweaking or burying unwelcoming numbers.

European leaders are considering whether to agree to UK calls for Brexit to be delayed as Theresa May's efforts to build support for her deal at Westminster suffered a fresh setback.

The Bank of Japan today issued a more downbeat assessment of the world's third biggest economy, as a broader global slowdown impacts exports and production.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has sued Volkswagen and its former chief executive Martin Winterkorn over the German automaker's diesel emissions scandal.

Sterling paused for breath today but stayed on course for its biggest weekly gain in seven weeks.

British MPs have voted overwhelmingly to seek a delay in Britain's exit from the EU, setting the stage for British Prime Minister Theresa May to renew efforts to get her divorce deal approved by parliament next week.

Copper Face Jacks nightclub in Dublin is for sale by private treaty.