These three importers have all been in Ireland for more than two decades and have seen the market transform
Neobanks have challenged the traditional banking model, but as the PwC 2026 Market Volatility Survey indicates, human service and safety assurance remain critical
Car owners could save up to €300 on their motor insurance, according to research from the Central Bank.
New research from the Central Bank suggests consumers can save around €300 by shopping around for motor insurance.
The unions claim that half of the pay packet set aside for local bargaining has been pushed out beyond the timeframe of the new pay agreement.
Initial judgment of more than €9.1m was increased to include additional interest on the original sum
Judge says he is ‘uncomfortable’ dealing with the case as he knows some of the parties personally
U-Bake is undertaking the investment with support from Invest Northern Ireland's Agri-Food Investment Initiative (AFII).
It will host the Ryder Cup in 2031
Newcastle West company honoured at prestigious awards ceremony in Meath
Developer Baystreet found to have unlawfully terminated contract
Empty seats for two weeks in a row at Lansdowne Road tell their own story
WRC finds company had conducted an unfair disciplinary process
A technician sacked by a medical devices plant after his "tweaked" settings on a machine were blamed for the scrapping of $42,000 worth of insulin monitors has won two month's salary for unfair dismissal but failed in a bid to get his job back.
Peter Burke puts Workplace Relations Commission on notice ‘to ensure employees’ rights are protected’
From fake discounts to online scams, the CCPC has shared some simple steps to protect your money during this year’s biggest shopping event
Firm is sitting on accumulated profits of €2m
A 2025 Workplace Relations Commission decision contained a commitment to include workers in the community and voluntary sector in future public sector pay agreements.
Anna McErlean succeeds Peter McBride following organisation’s annual general meeting
Elaine Geraghty will step down as Managing Director of Ardmore Studios and Troy Studios at the end of December, the studios said today.
The company named Colette Kress as interim chief executive.
Resignation follows revelations that he had two extramarital affairs, plunging the chipmaker into crisis
US investment firm Gordon Brothers is ‘taking due care’ to consider if one of three bidders has enough funds Business live – latest updates Poundland’s owner has said it is “taking due care” to consider if one of three bidders had enough funds to ensure its survival after the troubled budget retail chain secured two more weeks to find a deal. The management of Poundland , which employs approximately 12,000 people and operates 600 stores in the UK and Ireland, won approval from the high court...
Labour councillor Peter Horgan said: 'It’s unacceptable that businesses that are paying their rents and rates are staring at vacant commercial buildings enjoying a discount on what they owe.'
Industry veteran has headed television and film studios since 2020
U-Bake, known locally as McDaid’s Bakery, will introduce a new high-speed production line at its border facility.
Apple explained that the forum did not meet its strategic or customer needs anymore. Read more: Apple bids adieu to support community forums
The Central Bank said it has fined businessman Alan Dalton for breaching insider dealing rules under Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) regulations.
Regulator says Alan Dalton sold shares in the company on two separate occasions in 2022 while in possession of price sensitive, inside information
Metro Bank has put itself up for sale as it looks to the "next phase of growth" after recent turnaround efforts.
New case management system could cost €12m over 10 years, ombudsman tells Dáil Public Accounts Committee
Turkey's central bank has today raised its year-end inflation forecast to 29.5% from 28%, citing supply-side pressures stemming from the Iran war and broader geopolitical tensions.
Chip giant co-founder’s departure opens up the succession race
The supermarket believes the move is a first in the UK after being widely adopted in the US.
New figures from AIB show that total card spending by its customers increased 4.5% year on year in October, with in-store spend up 6.9% and online spending up 1.2%.
According to a recent survey, four in 10 homebuyers are delaying their purchases as they wait for property prices to drop, with many hoping to take advantage of a potential market downturn.
The luxury fashion firm said revenues grew 6% to £1.1 billion in the six months to September 26.
DX, a leading provider of integrated 3PL solutions across parcel, freight, fulfilment and final mile, announces the acquisition of Fulfil with Synergy (“FwS”), a founder-led third-party logistics business specialising in multi-channel fulfilment, retail distribution and value-added services. The acquisition expands DX's existing contract logistics capabilities and service offering to its customers.
New regulations, proposed by Ireland’s commissioner Michael McGrath, will also tackle ‘subscription traps’
Eli Lilly has become the first company to have a GLP-1 weight-loss pill approved in China, gaining a leg up on Danish rival Novo Nordisk in the world's second-largest pharmaceutical market.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has never anointed a successor, but many analysts and investors see two people as particularly likely candidates, at least for the short term - Nvidia's uber-engineer Ian Buck and Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress.
Boots has launched its biggest-ever Black Friday sale, with huge discounts on designer perfumes, luxury beauty gift sets and electrical beauty gadgets from Lancôme, Gucci, Clinique and more.
Boots has launched its biggest-ever Black Friday sale, with huge discounts on designer perfumes, luxury beauty gift sets and electrical beauty gadgets from Lancôme, Gucci, Clinique and more.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is stepping down, leaving the AI industry without its biggest champion and clouding the future of the chipmaker he built into an AI powerhouse.
Siemens has reported better-than-expected results in its fourth quarter and lifted its mid-term growth outlook, as strong demand for trains and from AI-related data centres continued to boost orders.
British discount retailer Poundland has today filed another Notice of Intention to appoint administrators, giving the business and its owners, US investment firm Gordon Brothers, more time to find a rescue deal.
Investors who asked for their money back as long ago as 2024 will have to wait for follow-on sales
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