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  • Adam Maguire Business Journalist

    Adam Maguire

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    Waterland Ireland says it wants to create a decarbonisation 'supergroup' with its Net Zero Group subsidiary

    Waterland Ireland acquires two decarbonisation firms

    Private equity firm Waterland Ireland has acquired two more firms as part of a €50m investment in decarbonisation-focused businesses.

    Business • 13 Jun 24
    Governor Gabriel Makhlouf said tax cuts or spending increases could boost consumption - which had the potential to stoke inflation

    Budget should not fuel inflation - Central Bank Governor

    The Government should avoid fueling inflation with its Budget 2025 package, the Governor of the Central Bank has said.

    Business • 07 Jun 24
    Corporation Tax take jumped by more than 30% in May when compared to the same period of last year

    Exchequer tax take up 15.9% in May

    Tax take for May was €1.43 billion (15.9%) higher than in the same month of last year, according to the Department of Finance.

    Business • 06 Jun 24
    Tracker mortgage customers are the only definite beneficiaries of the ECB's rate cut

    ECB cuts rates: What does it mean for you?

    The ECB rate cut will be welcome news for some borrowers, but it will take weeks before there's any indication as to whether others will benefit, writes Adam Maguire.

    Ireland • 06 Jun 24
    Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rose by 0.9% in the first quarter of the year when compared to the same period of 2024.

    Irish economy returns to growth in first quarter

    The Irish economy returned to growth in the first three months of 2024, according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office.

    Business • 06 Jun 24
    60% of consumers are worried about online shopping fraud - with some opting to shop in-store only to reduce their risk

    Consumers worried about frausters' use of AI - survey

    Irish consumers are worried that generative artificial intelligence could lead to more sophisticated financial fraud, according to a new survey from PTSB.

    Business • 05 Jun 24
    Customers want discounts and competitive prices - but also say they are willing to pay more for quality goods

    Customers cutting costs but still value quality - survey

    A new survey from KPMG highlights the challenge retailers and brands face in balancing price competitiveness and quality.

    Business • 04 Jun 24
    Retro jerseys have become big business, as clubs seek to tap into the nostalgia of deep-pocketed fans

    Kit Out: The billion euro business of soccer jerseys

    Jerseys are now a massive part of soccer clubs' business models, with demand for retro kits also booming, writes Adam Maguire

    Business • 30 May 24
    Ireland has a long-standing love of takeaways - but having a treat dinner has got significantly more expensive

    Cheap as chips: Why your takeaway is costing more

    Irish households have a long-standing affinity for a takeaway, but the cost of a weekly treat is rising, writes Adam Maguire.

    Business • 04 Sep 24
    Fuel prices eased last year - but have climbed in recent months

    Pumped Up: Why fuel prices are rising, and may go higher

    There are many factors behind the recent rise in fuel prices – but none of them show signs of easing in the months ahead, writes Adam Maguire.

    Business • 15 May 24
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