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The potential cash crunch at Selfridges is just one element of the fallout from the rapid collapse of the Signa empire

After a global pandemic, wars, double digit inflation, and rate hikes that far exceeded expectations, investors are hoping for more certainty and stability. However, 2024 may disappoint

Mortgage lenders in Ireland were slow to pass on the ECB rate increases over the last 18 months and I would imagine they will be just as slow to pass on any decreases over the next 12 months

Global billionaires add $1.5trn to their wealth this year 

Thousands of people took to the website Downdetector, which tracks online outages, to report issues with the platform’s mobile app and website

China’s BYD bills itself as the biggest car brand you’ve never heard of. It might need a different tagline soon.The automaker is poised to surpass ...

Creative grant pilot scheme delivers 2,000 artists a guaranteed €325 a week, among other initiatives to support creatives

Irish bank shares rise may have run its course, while Kingspan at €14.2bn has overtaken Kerry Group in terms of market worth

A mixture of business challenges and succession issues brought an end to some of Cork's most iconic retailers

A look back at a volatile year in the global tech industry, but hopes are that the worst is over

Accounts filed by the family-owned Shaw and Sons Ltd show that revenues increased from €52.8m in the previous year

Ireland has entered a more modest phase of growth but living standards should improve for most people in the year ahead

European Court of Justice decision held both the organisation of interclub football competitions and the exploitation of media rights are economic activities that must comply with EU rules on competition law and the freedom of movement

The world’s top corporate executives gave us moments ranging from cringe-worthy to downright bizarre