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French IT firm Atos said today it would have less cash at hand over the next few years as sales are being dragged down by a weaker business environment, but added this would not impact the key terms of its financial restructuring plan.

REA Group, the property listings company majority-owned by News Corp, said today it was considering buying British firm Rightmove to create a global real estate giant, in what would be Australia's biggest outbound deal of the year.

There are "legitimate concerns around the consumer experiences" of buying tickets for Oasis concerts at the weekend, the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has said, and it is "actively reviewing the situation".

AIB has spent €500m buying back another tranche of shares from the State, with the State's shareholding in the bank falling to 22.04% from 24.88%.

UK supermarket Asda is set to employ more human cashiers to win back customers so can we expect others to follow this trend?

Manufacturing activity grew in August at its fastest rate in six months, boosted by production increases and a faster rise in employment numbers, a new survey showed today.

Department of Finance officials are preparing a detailed analysis of institutional investor activity in the housing market over the last three years.

Sinn Féin has pledged that it would invest up to €39 billion in social and affordable housing over five years under its new housing policy plan which will be launched today.

More than one quarter of Irish employers have introduced artificial intelligence (AI) to their recruitment processes, according to new research from hiring platform IrishJobs.

Just €200,000 of a €2 million Fáilte Ireland grant that was intended to directly help tourism businesses affected by bed shortages in their areas was paid out.

The owner of a thatched pub in Co Louth has said he cannot afford to pay his insurance premium, after receiving a quote of almost €20,000.

There is one month to go before we find out what is in Budget 2025.

Fraudsters are increasingly using the details of legitimate investment firms to coax people to part with significant sums of money.

After months of speculation and some first moves, it looks like September is going to be the month in which the interest rate environment firmly turns a corner. It should be good news for mortgage holders, especially those with trackers. They could be in line for a double round of rate cuts.

The Government is set to allocate another €100 million to a scheme aimed at providing funding for those buying their first home.

From doctors to fruit pickers, and home carers to truck drivers, Ireland relies on workers from abroad to fill vital jobs across the economy.

Long-term energy storage firm Corre Energy has agreed a €5m loan facility with a group of existing shareholders.

Cash-rich Lahinch golf club in County Clare is set to spend €6.1m on its club-house redevelopment on the back of bumper green fee receipts since Covid-19.

A migrant worker who accused a business of faking her initials to make up working time records has won over €22,000 for multiple breaches of her employment rights.