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Holcim's plan comes after Irish-based building products maker CRH moved its main stock market listing to New York to tap the booming US market

Artificial Intelligence, or AI, has been all over the news recently, but not for all the right reasons. Generative AI systems like ChatGPT and ...

New controls over Irish food exports to Britain start on Thursday and the first few weeks will likely be difficult

The weight, slim profile, and large front display make the Magic V2 more practical and usable in folded mode, marking a significant breakthrough for foldable phone technology.

As elections approach farmer protests are growing, writes Stephen Cadogan

WLR fm will remain in the ownership of Mr Whelan and The Irish Times Group, which owns a number of radio stations and regional newspapers in addition to the 'Irish Examiner'

The domestic economy is nonetheless still likely to be in better health than the GDP numbers suggest

The talks around cheese and cars had been going on for almost two years

The rise helped lift the pan-European Stoxx 600 index to its highest level in two years

The company employs 5,000 people in Ireland

It is understood that a significant portion of staff at Blizzard Entertainment's Cork office are at risk of redundancy

Elsewhere, WH Smith saw its sales benefit from festive travel, while H&M is said to be planning to close stores in Spain 

A number of factors have converged to make this election year more challenging for news outlets

The wagers by markets come despite pleas from the likes of the International Monetary Fund that central bankers around the world don’t loosen monetary policy too hastily, before inflation is overcome

Grants of up to €5,000 per inclusive, sustainable community project will be awarded to applicants on a first-come, first-served basis

Wait for full-time status continues for 5.5 million 'gig economy' workers classified as self-employed as 12 EU states oppose the wording of the EU Platform Workers Directive

Speaking at the launch of the CBA's 5-Year Strategic Framework, Lord Mayor Cllr Kieran McCarthy told businesses it was important to not "frighten off investors"

Average first-time-buyer mortgage drawdown rose to €282,084, the highest level since the data series began in 2003

Campaigners have said businesswoman Giselle Boxer made “unfounded claims” in the BBC business show after she was shown in series 21 securing an investment from entrepreneur and podcaster Steven Bartlett

Mobile phone provider, which employs more than 1,300 staff including in Limerick and Dublin, set to axe 10% of workforce