Irish Examiner

Chief executive of developer Glenveagh said up to €50bn may be needed

Trump threatens 200% tariff on all EU alcoholic drinks

Survey found almost half of companies were expecting to spend this year focused primarily on maintaining their current position

Around 91% of organisations in Ireland now using AI in some form

Latest figures from the CSO show a marginal fall in price levels since January

The Elegoo Centauri Carbon can print a wide range of filament types, including PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA, and carbon-fibre-infused materials.

The purifier operates at just 20dB in low mode, making it whisper-quiet and ideal for use in bedrooms or offices.

Shares in the company sank by about 25% in early trade in London

Company's revenue growth was largely underpinned from its sales of homes to the State, which last year raised €120m

Company increases bottling capacity to 250,000 cases a year as it continues international expansion

Intel board members have backed a deal and held negotiations with TSMC, while some executives are firmly opposed, according to two sources

Company spent €2.7bn last year on improving operations through refurbishing stores, deploying new security technology and expanding logistics capabilities

Report shows 970 US companies employ 210,000 people in Ireland but notes Irish companies support 200,000 jobs across the US

Eurozone average interest rate on new mortgages stands at 3.36%, while Ireland is at 3.82%

Report also reveals more artists are making more money on the platform than ever before, with figures showing artists who have generated royalties from $1,000 to more than $10m per year has tripled since 2017

Average female representation across the boards of all Irish listed companies was 37%, which review group called a positive sign they remain on track to exceed EU requirements of 33% of all board members by June 2026

The co-op business has undergone a major modernisation and in the past 12 months completed a €5.5m investment into a new mill, launching a range of agri-feeds

Creator Matthew Gilbert and Matty Irish Viking Limited were both subjects of investigations by Revenue in the final months of 2024

Last year, the company returned to profit with a pre-tax profit of €2.6m after sustaining a pre-tax loss of €24.1m in the prior year where the scale of the loss was connected to the shut down of the retail network

Issuance of new bonds attracted around 115 investors with orders of around €1.4bn