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The UK Gambling Commission has imposed a £7.1m penalty on online operators 32Red and Platinum Gaming, owned by Kindred Group, for social responsibility and anti-money laundering failures.

Drinks group C&C said it expects to report higher revenues and operating profits for the year to end of February.

UK subprime lender Amigo Holdings said today it would wind down after failing to secure adequate investor interest in a vital capital raise, ending months of efforts to restructure its ailing business.

Switzerland's financial market regulator FINMA has defended its decision to impose steep losses on Credit Suisse bond holders today, saying the decision was legally watertight.

The owners of 42 fishing vessels have accepted offers to decommission and scrap their vessels under a Government voluntary cessation scheme.

UBS Group said today it would buy back €2.75 billion worth of debt it sold just days ago in a bid to boost confidence among bondholders rattled by its $3 billion rescue of rival Credit Suisse.

Lloyd's of London swung to a pre-tax loss in 2022 and took writedowns on its fixed-income investments, it said today.

Ryanair Holdings is optimistic on striking a major new aircraft order after the Irish airline restarted talks with Boeing, its boss said in an interview with the Financial Times today.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is travelling to Brussels today for a meeting of European Union leaders where the Windsor Framework will be discussed.

A new group to examine the future of the tillage sector is being established by Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue

Yonder, an Irish start-up that offers an online platform and app for health insurance and retirement benefits, has announced a new partnership with Irish Life.

TikTok's chief executive is facing tough questions from US representatives who are convinced the Chinese-owned short video app should be banned for being a "tool" of the Chinese Communist Party.

TikTok's chief executive will tell US politicians today that the Chinese-owned video sharing app has never, and would never, share American user data with the Chinese government.

Shoplifting and larceny should be taken seriously as they can jeopardise the future of businesses and jobs, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has told the Dáil.

The Federal Reserve has today raised interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, but indicated it was on the verge of pausing further increases in borrowing costs amid recent turmoil in financial markets spurred by the collapse of two US banks.

Jobs website Indeed is to cut 15% of its global workforce resulting in around 2,200 layoffs.

The Financial Services Union and the Irish Congress of Trade Unions have called on Google to reverse a plan to implement compulsory redundancies at its Irish operation.

Engineering and construction company SEPAM is set to create over 100 new jobs at its head office in Clonmel, Co Tipperary.

The operator of Dublin Airport has been given the green light to proceed with controversial plans to introduce a new tolling system for motorists dropping off and collecting passengers at the airport.

The operator of Dublin Airport has been given the green light to proceed with controversial plans to introduce a new tolling system for motorists dropping off and collecting passengers at the airport.