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"We are seeing a big shift in the way employers and trustees think about their DB and DC pension schemes," says expert

Five women among the 14 new partners appointed by Deloitte, bringing to 28% the female ratio of partnership at the firm

Financial markets have bet that ECB will likely be forced to continue to hike rates throughout 2023  

US consumer prices accelerated in May as forecourt petrol prices hit a record high and the cost of food soared, leading to the largest annual ...

Streaming service has lost subscribers as rising cost of living leaves little for public to spend on entertainment

Increase of 21.5% as more than 8,400 approved in first quarter 

DHL's new express operations hub is located in Blarney Business Park and will aid the company's growing Munster operation

Annie Madden came up with the idea for Fenuhealth with her sister Kate when they were aged 13 and 14 years old

The social media giant has had a presence in Ireland since 2019

The commitment to a 50-basis points increase was unheard of under the doves control 

Meanwhile, a fuel price rebate worth 18 cents per litre will be extended through August

Alpha Automation & Controls revealed the plans to double its workforce at the opening of the company's new Carrigtwohill premises 

The company is set to move users to Revolut Bank as it expands its range of financial products.

The ESRI stated that Ireland is one of the few countries in the European Union without a strong relationship between the unemployment benefit payment and the claimant’s previous level of earnings

Some analysts are predicting that inflation will rise as high as 10% as price pressures continue to be felt.

Bus Éireann offers applicants training to upgrade driving licence to qualify for seasonal bus driver roles  

The group reported quarterly revenues of €880.6m to the end of 30 April, up 47.3% from the same period last year

The Banking & Payments Federation Ireland's Payments Monitor for the first quarter of 2022 showed that cheque payments were at an all-time low earlier this year

The German central bank now sees prices rising by 7.1% in 2022, well above the 3.6% projected in December while the 2023 figure was raised to 4.5% from 2.2%

The union said that tomorrow's strike will be the beginning of a campaign of industrial action involving a series of two-hour strikes