Business
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Bank of England remains divided on stimulus
The Bank of England's policymakers remain divided on whether to provide more stimulus to the flat-lining economy.
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Britvic to combine UK and Irish business units
British soft drinks maker Britvic today announced plans to cut costs and expand in India.
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Web Summit to host Nasdaq opening
Trading on the Nasdaq stock exchange will be opened for the first time from Ireland on 30 October.
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Boeing '90% finished' with Dreamliner upgrades
Boeing Co is 90% finished with retrofits of the battery system on its 787 Dreamliner, Ray Conner, president of the company's commercial airplane division, has told an investor conference.
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Japan's central bank says economy picking up
Japan's central bank said the world's third-biggest economy is "picking up" as demand recovers in other countries and remains resilient at home.
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Curran outlines reduction in RTÉ salary costs
RTÉ Director General Noel Curran has outlined to the Oireachtas Communications Committee the savings achieved through the restructuring of the organisation.
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Fastnet eyes Deep Kinsale oil potential
Fastnet Oil and Gas has said there could be a significant amount of oil in the Celtic Sea, immediately below the Kinsale gas field.
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NI Power to increase charges by 18%
Some electricity consumers in the North are facing an 18% increase in charges.
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Morning business news - May 22
Aer Arann has said it will create 50 jobs over the next 12 months and wants to double its passenger numbers to two million a year over the next five years.
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Today in the press
Coras Iompar Éireann would have incurred a deficit of €45m last year if it had not received emergency assistance from Government and sold assets, its annual report for 2012 has disclosed.
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Apple confirms 2% tax rate for Irish subsidiaries
Apple has confirmed that two of its Irish subsidiaries pay approximately 2% in tax, however the company rejected claims that its Irish operation was used to avoid liabilities in the US.
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Analysis: Eyes on Apple's Irish base
While the mechanics of Apple's international tax strategy - in which Ireland plays a key role - is a little clearer following CEO Tim Cook's appearance before a US Senate hearing, the rights and wrongs of it are still hotly contested.
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Highlights
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Drivetime
Conor Brophy has more on tax relief inquiries, Irish mergers and acquisitions and Ben Bernanke's latest comments
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Apple's Irish core
Analysis from Adam Maguire as Apple's Irish base comes under scrutiny.
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Morning Ireland
Aer Arann interim CEO Sean Brogan has more on the new jobs at the airline, while Fastnet's Cathal Friel explains the potential of the Deep Kinsale site.
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