Shoppers encouraged to buy Irish on Black Friday An important date in the retail calendar, December 8 was the traditional day for country people to venture to the city to do their Christmas ... Business • 21 Nov
Enterprise Ireland trade mission heads to Saudi and UAE Tánaiste Leo Varadkar will lead Enterprise Ireland's trade mission to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates this weekend. Business • 13 Nov
Digital innovation in the green industrial revolution Part of the industrial revolution started in Glasgow. So why shouldn't the green revolution? Business • 13 Nov
Inflationary pressures proving persistent Inflationary pressures are proving far more persistent than initially expected, according to data emerging across the world. Business • 11 Nov
Taking to the skies in jets fuelled by used cooking oil Used cooking oil is fuelling jets and will play a key part in reducing carbon emissions in the aviation industry. Business • 06 Nov
Ibec calls for national action plan on manufacturing Manufacturing accounts for over 12% of total employment in Ireland with 260,000 people employed in the sector which is responsible for €12.5 billion in wages ... Business • 03 Nov
'Global business not prepared for climate emergency' The global business community is not prepared to deal with the climate emergency, according to Accenture's Global Sustainability Services Lead Peter Lacy. Business • 02 Nov
Remote working expenses easy to claim - Revenue Around 82,000 people have claimed for remote working expenses for 2020 so far this year, and Revenue is encouraging more taxpayers to do the same. Business • 29 Oct
Reduced 9% VAT rate will expire in August 2022 Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has confirmed the reduced VAT rate of 9% for the hospitality sector will expire at end of August 2022 as ... Budget 2022 • 12 Oct
Businesses face a battle for talent Businesses planning to expand their workforce over the next 12 months face a battle for talent. Business • 05 Oct
