Irish Examiner

A power outage in Spain exposed the limits of cashless societies — now Ireland must rethink its payment resilience

Colette Devey of EY Ireland said 'prolonged inflation, supply chain disruptions and geopolitical instability would seem to be reshaping habits permanently'

Fiona Byrne of Forvis Mazar in conversation with John Daly

TikTok plans to appeal decision of Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner

M&S, Co-operative and Harrods have all been targeted

Social impact: Executives cite reputational gains (84%), community relations (65%), winning customers (46%) and attracting the best employees (43%) among gains for business 

Lender's mortgage market share of new lending was 37% in the first three months of this year, down from 40% at the end of 2024

Wall Street stocks rallied as solid earnings from big tech bolstered investor risk appetite.All three major US stock indexes began the month with ...

Tariff flip-flops by the Trump administration have worsened wallet pressures and disrupted businesses, threatening to push up costs and upend supply chains

On an adjusted basis, Lilly earned $3.34 per share for the quarter, compared with analysts’ estimates of $3.02 per share

New appointees with Irish Life, Datavant, European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, RTÉ Radio 1, Dairygold Co-Operative Society and Elgin

New accounts show that the group recorded a pre-tax loss of €8.07m in 2023 as the business continued in its development phase

The Tesla Model Y stood in 20th place for new car registrations during the month

In July last year, packaging giant Smurfit Kappa completed its merger with US packaging firm WestRock in a deal reportedly worth $11.2bn

Cork Airport enjoyed the busiest year for international passenger traffic in its 63-year history

Ryanair is due to take delivery of the final 29 aircraft from planemaker by March next year

Hotel is group is seeking permission for second Cork hotel

The Omen Transcend 16 looks clean and professional, making it versatile enough for gaming sessions and work meetings.

Group's 6% rise in revenue in first three months of 2025 was helped by good volume growth, offsetting lower consumer demand

AIB said that it still expects to deliver full-year net interest income of more than €3.6bn