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Markets are taking little comfort from positive economic forecasts and look set to remain very volatile

Lagarde characterized the decision to develop a crisis measure as one that underpins a previous commitment to keep inflation under control

“If action is going to be necessary, we will be on top of it,” Kazaks, the Latvian central bank governor, said in an interview in Riga.

The lower hull of a liner known as Global Dream II, the second global class vessel from insolvent MV Werften shipyard on Germany’s Baltic coast, is to be disposed of at scrap price

The trial will take place in up to 25 stores in the northwest of England, starting towards the end of the year

The healthcare giant has agreed to invest €90.5m to buy an 8.1% stake in Valneva as the companies announced developments in their partnership to tackle Lyme disease.

More than four-in-five respondents expect a recession within a year, while most see the pound at risk of touching early-pandemic lows and bad days ahead for British stocks and bonds.

The British carrier said it now expected its capacity to be around 87% of 2019 levels in the quarter to end-June

Businesses seeking a range of new supports as they strive to adapt and grow in challenging environment

The Irish company reported a decline in order intake volume compared to May and June 2021.

In March 2022, the commercial property firm accepted a €1.1bn takeover by Brookfield Asset Management.

Supermarkets and the makers of packaged food are struggling to combat rising costs, with products ranging from crude oil to paper packaging becoming more expensive

West Texas Intermediate traded above $109 (€103.45) a barrel after tumbling by the most since early April last week

Many respondents to PwC's Consumer Insights Survey expect rising prices to remain a challenge for at least six months more

The money will help firms update software, get new equipment, train up staff, and implement automation and AI technology

Apple declined to comment on the developmen

Conor Healy and a growing chorus of business leaders outside the capital question the Dublin facility's growing dominance 

Capitalising on a watershed moment in the workplace, where the future of when and how work happens is up for grabs.

Ireland is making significant steps in energy storage, progress which will help underpin the country's renewable energy plans

Doolin Folk Festival's leading the way for bigger music and entertainment events to achieve carbon neutrality