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Denis Curran, head of Regional Development & Property with IDA Ireland, looks ahead to a bright future for regional FDI

Some professionals believe the Central Bank will be allowed to fine individuals up to €1m for rule breaking

The total value of all mortgages held by these providers reached over €500m

Some ECB officials caution against sanctioning rate cuts but others have made more dovish predictions

Two unrelated companies were granted second orders by the district courts, the High Court heard

The move will impact the social media's giant training and quality teams, many of which are based in Dublin

IATA director general was speaking ahead of Singapore Airshow where there is a buzz around the first international trip for China’s homegrown passenger jet, the Comac C919

The future ownership of Currys is now in play as a second potential bidder, Chinese online sales giant JD.com said it is thinking of joining a ...

The Chinese manufacturer has overtaken Tesla as the world's largest seller of electric cars

Competition authority had put the brakes on the acquisition, ruling it was 'invalid'

It is estimated sales of the drug could total €2bn

Sticky inflation and moribund GDP growth point to a malaise in the economy

Marks the second DSA investigation after Elon Musk's social media platform X found itself in the EU's crosshairs in December last year.

With expansion at home stalled, the Irish airport authority sees more scope overseas, even in politically contentious areas

Irish-owned Manna is the world’s first aviation-grade B2B drone delivery ‘as-a-service’ company, and has stretched its wings into Texas

American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland to host Southern Region conference, US-Irish Business Awards, Global Impact Award and Global Leadership Award in packed 2024 events calendar 

WorkDay, EY and BT Ireland outline the benefits they are seeing from their investments in innovation 

10% were still experiencing an issue more than six months later

A recent uptick in a global index of manufacturing  has spurred expectations the sector has reached a turning point

Advocates of global tax reform may not have have had in their mind that a big beneficiary of the changes would have been Ireland