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Bord Gáis says its latest purchase will allow it to compete better for the growing demand for solar energy in residential, commercial and agricultural sectors

'The fragmentation of the global economy did not start this year. It's unlikely to conclude next year'

Guinness has seen years of double-digit growth in the UK but recent price hikes have created an opening for rivals

Expected dissolution of the German Government brings yet further political uncertainty

Chamber President Noel Gavin said it was important not to be complacent by focusing only on the positive indicators of a buoyant Irish economy

The thing that keeps pharmaceutical executives awake at night is the Trump appointment of Robert F Kennedy Jr to head up the healthcare portfolio

Community sector employed approximately 18,600 people

The thing that keeps pharmaceutical executives awake at night is the Trump appointment of Robert F Kennedy Jr to head up the healthcare portfolio

There have been 483,594 premises moved to or through the construction phase

The old Hollywood studios are finally doing what Netflix has been doing for over a decade led by Disney, which earned $321m from online video in the final months of its last fiscal year

Gas Networks Ireland sees a vital role for biomethane and green hydrogen in Ireland's future energy security. Rita de Brún reports

Unemployment to remain low

General Motors is laying off about 1,000 workers worldwide, shedding costs as it tries to compete in a crowded global car market.The workers, mostly ...

According to Lenovo's latest results, the company generated revenue of $17.85bn (€16.9bn) — up from $14.4bn during the same period last year. 

EV Motors set plans with Chery earlier this year to produce combustion, hybrid and electric vehicles together at a Barcelona plant

US accounted for nearly €7bn in exports

Study finds people in unstable and low-paying careers opt to just retire

Up to 87% of workers using digital technology have significantly enhanced their productivity, with work satisfaction also soaring

The Munster and Ireland legend may have hung up his rugby boots but he is bringing all his energy and drive to his new team behind Black Emerald Irish Whiskey

Waterford Crystal was first established in 1783 on land adjacent to Merchants' Quay in Waterford, just minutes from the present-day House of Waterford