Irish Examiner

Falling demand for 5G and market share losses have forced telecom firms to temper expectations and lay off thousands of employees

The telephoto camera has a massive 180MP sensor (f/2.6, OIS), an excellent 2.5x optical zoom, and up to 100x digital zoom.

Whether you're at work or on holiday, you can set a cleaning schedule, control cleaning modes, set virtual walls, and check battery levels, all from the convenience of your smartphone.

Apple may have discontinued the much-loved iPod, but like vinyl, CDs, and even cassette tapes, it is seeing a revival. Digital audio players (DAPs) ...

The crisis at Boeing has caused disruption to growth plans at airlines around the world, including at Ryanair, whose fleets are based almost solely on the US plane maker

Investors put aside concerns over conflict in the Middle East for now

A deal could trigger an intervention from the British government under the terms of the National Security and Investment Act

An Post deal marks 'highest pay increase agreed at the company in 20 years'

The agreement will 'result in changes to the operation of Tara'

Insurance companies had not done a good job in forecasting inflation and its impact

The medical devices and drugs maker is one of the largest private sector employers in Ireland, with around 5,000 staff spread across multiple sites

'These large energy users may not need to use the grid, they may use private wires,' said Department of Enterprise assistant secretary Gary Tobin

Policymakers have largely avoided discussing what happens beyond June, partly on uncertainty over prices and partly due to risks over the US Federal Reserve

The Northern Europe and UK and Ireland sectors posted 5% and 11% growth in gross transaction value during the period, respectively.

The slowdown in Britain's inflation rate contrasts with an acceleration of headline price growth in the US which rose for a second month in a row to 3.5%, according to data published last week.

New site will employ more than 200 people and cut delivery times down to three days, the company said 

Meanwhile, the value of goods exports from Ireland fell by almost €800m annually, according the CSO figures.

Canada, Australia and Italy are among many countries which have tightened the rules around short-term rentals to protect local communities

Airport operator is seeking a firm to run the 'landside' store for next five years

Zeus has grown at an average rate of 22% each year since 2018.