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In a survey of 9,000 company managers, most said they were more pessimistic and assessed their current situation as worse 

The new 'right to disconnect' law means employees, in most cases, cannot be punished for refusing to read or respond to contacts from their employers outside work hours

The airline normally charges more to people who want to choose their seat on the plane

New brand RedClick has existing customer base of about 250,000 in Ireland for car and home insurance

Spending on campsites, amusement parks and boat rentals increased during August, despite unsettled weather, data shows

Highlights the challenges of sustaining its pace of expansion against intense competition.

Total employment in Ireland is now at a record high of 2.74 million

Hospitality business leaders will meet the finance minister and public expenditure minister this week to push for a Vat rate cut

A worker survey has found that the number of unused leave days is increasing

Corporate tax revenues are up again this year by 15%, compared to the first half of 2023

Harris proposes increasing the corporate tax rate to 28% from 21%, a plan her campaign characterised as a way to 'ensure billionaires and big corporations pay their fair share'

The bank's meeting on September 12 and the Fed's two-day meeting from September 15 are being viewed as a key test as to whether inflation has been truly brought under control

China's dairy probe is Ireland's latest tariff battle

The accounts showed that despite the €5.8m redundancy pay-out, numbers employed at the Irish arm of the global integrated services group increased by 564 to 4,889.

The company also posted an operating profit of €8.3m, surging 150% from €3.3m in the previous year.

About 3,800 homes will be constructed on the city’s Glass Bottle site, together with the equivalent of a skyscraper of office and life science space

In the UK, it’s the lack of sun that has troubled farmers of fruits like strawberries, tomatoes and cucumbers.

New bosses started at Dove soap maker Unilever, beleaguered infant-formula maker Reckitt Benckiser and Guinness owner Diageo

Critics argue Nestle has been too reliant on price increases, which have hit sales volumes as cash-strapped customers turned to cheaper brands

Irish business leaders must capitalise on the 80% of top companies with three or more women on their board, says chief of Balance for Better Business