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The company recorded an operating profit of €6.35m and net interest receivable of €190,000 increased profits to a pre-tax profit of €6.54m

The overall moves are modest in comparison to the 'mini-budget' debacle in 2022

Rising levels of output were supported by a solid increase in new work

New York firm also acquires two Irish companies

he low-cost airline said more consumers are switching to Ryanair from rival brands.

Total space leased to date this year is 22% ahead of the same period in 2023

Report shows an increase in sustainability focus from 2022 but that organisations could be doing more

Investors and analysts say the two tech giants still have a long way to go as the global chip valuation hierarchy has been upturned

It is essential for Ireland to ensure that this period of exceptional growth and fiscal performance is not whittled away by populist policy gimmicks

Despite the State running a €25bn surplus, Ireland's infrastructure gains pale in comparison to its European counterparts, writes Emer Walsh

Call for continued Government incentives after sales of electric cars down 25% this year so far compared to same period last year

Supermarket to sell its retail banking operations to Barclays but will hold onto its existing insurance and money services activities, such as ATMs, travel money and gift cards

The world's largest technology firms are committing to further capital expenditures on the development of artificial intelligence (AI) with of the four biggest internet and software companies set to spend well over €184bn this year.

End of lengthy labour dispute will come as a relief to airlines around the world, including Ryanair, whose orders have been delayed

Consumer switching rates were robust in 2023, with 12% of electricity customers and 14% of gas customers switching supplier during the year

Artificial Intelligence skills training will be vital as up to 10,000 new jobs could be created in cybersecurity sector by the end of the decade

Frasers last week requisitioned a general meeting at Boohoo to appoint British entrepreneur Ashley as CEO

Despite a reduction in the cost of claims to insurers in recent years. premiums have started rising again, writes John Hearne

Tom Watts, head of design with the Design and Craft Council of Ireland, on the bold ambitions of the upcoming Irish Design Week

Price pressures also eased, with firms signalling a slower pace of inflation in input and output costs, according to AIB's Purchasing Managers Index