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Trade negotiations between the two countries resume

Heather Randles has some advice for whoever won the Euromillions in Cork a fortnight ago — and indeed anyone who comes into a substantial amount of money 

Number of court-appointed liquidators rose to 34 in Q2 compared to 25 in the first quarter

SME association says it will lead to hikes in insurance premiums for businesses and consumers and further reward the legal industry

Pharmaceutical and medical devices sector hit by lost sales as companies prioritised shipments to the US to get ahead of tariffs

Davy expands its Western Office in Galway, serving Connacht as well as Limerick and Clare, as part of ongoing restructuring

Experienced finance and governance professional and former director at X bring new perspectives to airport group's board

The Chamber Festival is the first of three events which bring €4.74m to the South-West 

Bank says Imperial Trust Loans, which purports to offer loans up to €500,000 with 'zero credit checks', seeks an upfront payment but does not provide the loan

Change in mood has swept through Irish mid-market firms’ view of their performance, with a 25% nosedive in predicted profitability, according to Grant Thornton 

Despite Ireland being one of the most vulnerable to US president Donald Trump's tariffs, there is the belief the country can leverage its reputation for stability, clear regulation and business friendliness to ensure Ireland stays an attractive location for investment

New data released by the lender on Friday shows a 6% increase in customers falling victim to smishing/vishing scams

Some 96% of companies would pay more for quicker access to renewable energy, says EY report

EU-based investors have €1 trillion of investments in Irish-domiciled funds, while Irish-domiciled funds also have €1 trillion invested into assets across the EU 

There are a lot of ways to avoid an eye-watering bill when you get to the supermarket till, writes John Hearne

Sinéad Timoney leads engineering firm Fehily Timoney & Company

Some 96% of companies would pay more for quicker access to renewable energy, says EY report

Property advisor warned in its pre-budget submission that persistently high transaction costs are dampening investment in the commercial property sector

Majority of approvals were for first-time buyers, new data shows

Number of beds registered with the tourism organisation that were contracted to the State fell to 14,030 in May, a 20.4% drop from November, and a 44.1% drop over the past year