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Bond markets are now adjusting to the relatively new environment of quantitative tightening

Consumer protection bodies have warned consumers such schemes are a form of credit

Despite a surge in new deals in the final quarter, venture capital fundraising by Irish companies dropped 18% last year

CRIF Vision Net chief says the data shows Ireland remains an attractive place to do business but that more supports are needed to ensure Ireland stays ahead

More than half was made up of residential mortgages to homeowners at €8.1bn and landlords at €2.2bn

Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland says undersupply of homes will remain the dominant issue until annual completions exceed 40,000

It's no secret that Donald Trump is disgruntled by the EU’s trade surplus and has Ireland in his sights when considering additional tariffs

A push for diversity and inclusion is at odds with Mark Zuckerberg’s new views

Briefings prepared last autumn said Michael Lohan needed to be ready for questions on housing shortages, neutrality, and rising anti-immigration sentiment

New accounts for Circle K Energy Ireland Ltd show pre-tax profits reduced by 46% as revenues declined by 27%, from €1.72bn to €1.25bn, in the 12 months to the end of April last

It follows a series of acquisitions in the past four years

Bottlenecks and parts shortages have forced airlines to keep older jets flying for longer

HR leaders will need to manage  workers' pay expectations, and the rollout of pay transparency rules and pensions auto-enrolment