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Reset deal covers areas including trade, education, energy, and security 

Landmark sewing and alteration shop has been in operation since the 1870s

Huawei says the new TruSense System and Multi-sensing X-TAP technology are designed to improve health monitoring

The company made the announcement at the official opening of Deloitte’s new Belfast office, which will house all of its current 1,300 strong workforce in Northern Ireland

A downsizing of the multinational-dominated sectors would significantly affect tax revenues.

European trawlers will have fishing access to UK waters while EU will allow Britain access defence fund

Reproachment with the EU a basis for closer relationship with its largest trade partner

Since Comcast takeover, broadcaster has slashed jobs and is losing the exclusive shows that drew subscribers

After UK government sources said talks were “down to the wire” on Sunday, it is understood there was late progress, although a deal is “not yet done”

Continued uncertainty impacting both the timing and pace of recovery, says drinks giant

There were just over 2,300 homes available to rent nationwide on May 1, according to Daft report

Fares declined 7% over the period but chief executive Michael O'Leary said 2025 summer travel demand 'robust'

Hotels and restaurants sector shows a notable decline in trading conditions

The most positive impact of his actions could be the proverbial kick in the backside he is giving others

The US-UK trade deal gives the Irish government and EU negotiators some indication of the potential negotiating tactics to avoid tariffs

Surprise truce between US and China, temporarily bringing down tariffs on each other’s goods, will probably give way to a surge in transpacific shipping in the coming weeks

Under the scheme, a claimant can get relief to the tune of €30,000 or 10% of the market value of a new build property 

Irish business leaders invest in management services as 85% believe that GenAI will increase their cybersecurity risk in the next 12 months

A leaner Europe can come with some risks, writes Emer Walsh

Exports from the European Union to the US surged to €71.4bn last month, according to the latest  figures from Eurostat