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The prices of both crude oil and European wholesale gas edged higher in the trading session, following large falls in recent weeks that were ...

Albertina Torsoli After clearing up record losses and a toxic partnership, Renault chief executive Luca de Meo is preparing his biggest bet on taking ...

Both the output and exports from the multinationals operating in the pharma and ICT sectors have fallen sharply this year

Signs of an end to China’s smartphone downturn

Fexco Group — the Kerry-based payments firm that employs 2,570 people at its operations in Ireland and numerous other locations across the ...

A standout innovation in the Series 9 is the "Double Tap," an inventive gesture allowing users to navigate the watch functions single-handedly without touching the screen, enhancing convenience and ease of use.

Customers continue to turn to supermarket own-brand items in order to try and save money

US firm's €118.7m investment at city's Penrose Dock

Completions have been rising faster than commencements in recent months, causing the number of units under construction to edge lower

More than half of employers have raised pay in response to inflation

For many global companies, Ireland is a perfect entry point to the EU, with a strong infrastructure in place, including a workforce with IP experience 

Of the 67 larger credit unions in the country, just 12 have applied for the increased lending limits

Paddy Cosgrave is not expected to attend the event next week following his resignation as CEO, even though he still owns the company, writes Cáit Caden

Growth in the UK economy was flat during the months of July and September as the country narrowly avoided falling into recession, new data shows.Data ...

Despite the rapid fall in inflation to 2.9% across the eurozone last month, Christine Lagarde warned that swift disinflation may end soon and price growth could even accelerate

Apple is battling EU lawyers in a dispute over alleged unpaid taxes in Ireland

The figures are highly volatile given the scale of contract manufacturing by multinationals in Ireland

The report found the regional airport employed more than 20,300 people but was not provided enough aid by the Government 

Ronnie Patton is the second member of ACCA Ireland in three years to serve as ACCA President

Sales in the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) market are now expected to decline by more than 20% in six months