RTE Business

Funding for the fintech sector here is down 90% during the first half of this year when compared to the same period last year.

Activity in the service sector increased at the strongest rate in six months in September as cost pressures eased, new data shows.

Trade unions representing healthcare workers are to stage a series of lunchtime protests starting today as part of a dispute over staff shortages.

Trade unions representing healthcare workers are to stage a series of lunchtime protests starting today as part of a dispute over staff shortages.

The Environmental Protection Agency has warned that progress, economic prosperity, and health are all threatened unless Ireland increases the scale, pace, and ambition of environmental action.

Research looked at specific risky behaviours and compared these between EVs, traditional vehicles, and hybrids

A startup has been ordered to pay a former senior executive over €88,000 after a tribunal ruled that its failure to give him his salary, notice pay or accrued annual leave amounted to an "unlawful" deduction.

Video-sharing platform TikTok has officially opened its new Dublin Transparency and Accountability Centre (DUBTAC).

The High Court has appointed provisional liquidators to a Dublin-based recruitment firm after the court was told the company was insolvent.

Medical device maker BD (Becton Dickinson) is to refer a dispute over severance packages at its Drogheda plant to the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC).

The Government has defended its decision not to cut the VAT rate for the hospitality sector amid criticism from restaurants and hotels which have warned of more closures.

A decrease in electricity prices last year contributed to pre-tax profits at waste processing and power generation firm Indaver Ireland reducing by 19% to €26.68m.

Tesla has today reported third-quarter vehicle deliveries below estimates as incentives and low-cost financing failed to lift demand for its aging models in a highly competitive market.

An Bord Pleanála has refused planning permission to one of the country's best known publicans, Tom Cleary for a new hotel for Dublin's Temple Bar area.

Retained firefighters, who are members of SIPTU, have voted to reject Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) proposals aimed at resolving a long-running pay dispute.

The European Central Bank will do "anything" to remove hurdles to cross-border bank mergers in the euro zone, supervisory chief Claudia Buch said today, as Italy's UniCredit eyes a bid for Germany's Commerzbank.

The Minister for Education has defended the allocation of €9 million towards storage for students mobile phones at secondary schools.

Spain welcomed a record 21.8 million international visitors to its shores this summer, official data showed today, an influx of tourism that triggered some protests in the country.

The Minister for Enterprise has defended the Government's failure to cut the VAT rate for the hospitality sector to 9% in yesterday's Budget.

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the unemployment rate stood at 4.3% in September, down from a revised rate of 4.5% the same month last year.