CCPC given new powers to fine companies up to €10m From today, the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) will be able to fine companies for breaching Irish and EU competition law. Business • 3 hrs
UN charter aims to promote women in sustainable finance A new United Nations charter aimed at promoting gender equality in the area of sustainable finance is being launched in Dublin this morning. Business • 26 Sep
Combilift announces move into offshore wind sector Combilift has announced its move into the offshore wind sector, with the launch of a new product designed to meet the load handling demands of … Business • 25 Sep
BPFI: Further action needed to meet retrofitting target A new report states that further action is needed if Ireland is to meet its retrofitting targets. Business • 25 Sep
Consumer confidence drops to lowest level in six months Consumer confidence dropped to a six month low in September, amid a rebound in oil prices, a further rise in interest rates and a gloomier … Business • 22 Sep
Bord na Móna reports €95m profit - highest in 90 years Bord na Móna has reported an operating profit of €95.2 million for the financial year to the end of March - the highest in its … Business • 20 Sep
Revolut users spent 4% more while abroad this summer The amount of money spent by holiday makers abroad jumped over 4% this summer when compared to the same time last year, new Revolut data … Business • 20 Sep
First Home Scheme extended to self-builders The Government has extended the First Home Scheme to self-builders who are building their first home. Business • 19 Sep
Wine sales down almost 3% on pre-pandemic levels Wine sales are down almost 3% on pre-pandemic levels, a new report shows. Business • 19 Sep
Revolut customers spending 13% more than last year Revolut customers in Ireland are spending over 13% more than they did during the same period last year. Business • 18 Sep
