RTE Business

Construction projects by major companies including Intel, Diageo and Eli Lilly are to be hit by industrial action tomorrow.

Euronext Dublin, formerly the Irish Stock Exchange, has launched the latest recruitment drive for Euronext IPOready, which helps Irish SMEs go public.

77% of companies expect to grow their business in the next five years by developing new products and services, research from Deloitte shows.

Nick Clegg, President of Global Affairs at Meta and former deputy British Prime Minister, has been named as the latest recipient of the Sutherland Leadership Award at the 50th Business & Finance Awards ceremony.

International agri-services group Origin Enterprises said today it has bought two companies - Avian Ecology and Bowland Ecology - in the UK.

A kitchen porter left jobless in the wake of the Browne's Steakhouse fatal shooting last Christmas Eve has secured an order requiring his former employer to pay him a redundancy lump sum worth nearly €22,000.

A kitchen porter left jobless in the wake of the Browne's Steakhouse fatal shooting last Christmas Eve has secured an order requiring his former employer to pay him a redundancy lump sum worth nearly €22,000.

The domestic economy grew by almost 2% in the first six months of this year, according to latest figures from the Central Statistics Office.

Business group Ibec has appointed Anne O'Leary, Head of Meta Ireland, as its new president for 2024 to 2025.

Sales of new cars in the UK declined by 1.3% in August, industry figures show today.

Wet weather hit fashion business Primark's summer sales, but better performance elsewhere kept operating profits steady, its owner Associated British Foods said today.

Airlines and customers should look west as one way of overcoming the problems posed by Dublin Airport's passenger cap, according to the CEO of Shannon Airport Group.

The German economy is expected to stagnate this year, the Ifo institute said today, cutting its previous forecast of 0.4% growth.

Electric Ireland is to cut its prices for domestic electricity and gas again from November.

X's woes are not limited to Brazil as it risks possible EU sanctions in the coming months for allegedly breaking new content rules.

Commercial insurance market Lloyd's of London has today reported a 26% jump in first-half pre-tax profit to £4.9 billion, as its members avoided riskier business.

British electricals retailer Currys' underlying sales in its biggest market, the UK and Ireland, rose 5% in the past four months, driven by demand for televisions during the Euro 2024 soccer tournament and interest in AI computing gadgets.

Arrabawn Dairy Co-operative Society and Tipperary Co-operative Creamery said they have entered preliminary exclusive talks regarding possible integration of their operations, including potential amalgamation.

ASOS has agreed to sell its Topshop brand to a new joint venture to be formed with the holding company of Danish fashion store billionaire Anders Holch Povlsen, the British online retailer said today.

Johnson & Johnson plans to pay an additional $1.1 billion to resolve tens of thousands of legal actions alleging its baby powder and other talc products caused cancer, two people familiar with the matter said.