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US non-farm payrolls rose by 216,000 in December, up from 173,000 in November, well above economists' forecast

Investors are queueing up to pour cash into new homes, only to be thwarted by a bewildering array of hurdles

€1.76bn owed by May 1

The airport now serves 21 international destinations which are served by three European airlines, Aer Lingus, Ryanair and Lauda Europe

Data appear to confirm the ECB's prediction that inflation bottomed out in November and will now flatline in the 2.5% to 3% range through 2024

NLRB alleges SpaceX violated federal labour law by firing eight workers in 2022 for signing the letter accusing Musk of making sexist comments

Chief executive said misinformation surrounding brands like McDonald's was "disheartening and ill-founded"

The professional institute said Government measures could go a long way to encourage more women, who face paying childcare bills of up to €2,000 a month, to join the labour force 

The group, which trades from about 460 stores in Britain and Ireland and has an online presence in over 70 countries, did, however, caution that difficulties with access to the Suez Canal

France's finance minister has previously threatened to claw back what he described as 'undue' profits from food companies with special taxes if they did not pass on their own lower costs to consumers

The retailer, which sells Nike, Adidas, and other sports fashion ranges, said softer demand and more promotional activity than expected dented gross margins

Copilot — which can perform various tasks, such as summarising text and virtual meetings — works across Microsoft's web and productivity apps

Gas contracts allow utilities, industrial users, and generators to lock in prices for the year-ahead at €34, down from €52 in 2023, and €117 in 2022

Latest figure is up notably from just 2.5% in November, with inflation rising despite continued tumbles in energy prices and steadying food costs.

Income taxes brought €33bn for the full year, some €2.2bn more than the previous year