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After a career with ESB and Bord na Móna, where he was chief executive, the Roscommon native set up Airtricity in the 1990s and effectively kickstarted investments in Irish wind power

A re-evaluation is underway of whether central banks, including the European Central Bank, will aggressively cut rates this year, writes Jim Power

The trade surplus with China, normally a blessing, may now be a cause for concern as the EU, with the US, ramps up rhetoric on potential security threats from over-reliance on Chinese trade

As companies across Ireland’s tech, food, pharmaceutical and consulting sectors announced widespread lay-offs, trade unions have had an exceptionally busy year, writes Emer Walsh

Employees of the Co Meath mines given opportunity to express their interest in availing of a voluntary severance package

Insurance group OUTsurance has been granted a licence by the Central Bank of Ireland to begin operations here

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"