Tech sector in a 'state of flux' as job cuts continue The director of Technology Ireland has said recent lay-offs by technology companies shows that the sector is somewhat in a state of flux. Business • 48 mins
Federal Reserve raises rates, forecasts future hike The Federal Reserve has today raised interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, but indicated it was on the verge of pausing further … Business • 48 mins
Irish Home Builders Association Summit Those involved in the housing industry are meeting today to look at ways of accelerating home delivery and meeting future housing needs. Business • 23 hrs
Succession Plan: The real world of family firm bust-ups It's not a thing of fiction – the issue of succession has plagued family businesses of every size, all around the world, writes Adam Maguire. Business • 23 hrs
ESB's operating profits jump to €847m on higher prices The ESB Group has reported operating profits before exceptional items of €847m for the year to the end of December, up from €679m in 2021. Business • 21 hrs
Many vacant home refurbs unviable unless grants rise A new report has cast doubt on the financial viability of renovating many vacant or derelict properties, without a significant increase in Government grants being … Business • 1 hr
Fed, US banks in focus after Credit Suisse rescue Investors today took some heart from the rescue of troubled lender Credit Suisse by its Swiss rival UBS, though concerns lingered about the risk of … Business • 21 Mar
New bridge over Liffey part of Dublin Port proposals Dublin Port has launched a public consultation on the third part of its masterplan project, which includes a new bridge over the River Liffey. Business • 21 Mar
Patrick Honohan on the latest banking crisis Last week was another turbulent week in the banking sector. Business • 20 Mar
UBS-Credit Suisse deal casts shadow over Switzerland UBS Group has emerged as Switzerland's one and only global bank with a state-backed rescue of its smaller peer Credit Suisse, a risky bet that … Business • 20 Mar
European stocks close higher as calm returns to markets European stocks bounced off their earlier lows today as utilities and miners gained, offsetting some losses in bank stocks that were sparked by UBS' shotgun … Credit Suisse • 20 Mar
Tourism trade event Meitheal begins in Killarney Significant business deals are expected to be signed over the next three days at Meitheal - the largest trade event for the Irish tourism industry. Business • 20 Mar
Highest land prices reported since Celtic Tiger The number of farms on the market was up last year, while the number of acres for sale was also higher as well as the … Business • 16 Mar
Credit Suisse shares soar after central bank lifeline Shares of embattled Credit Suisse surged this morning after announcing it would borrow up to $53.7 billion from the Swiss central bank, calming markets following … Business • 16 Mar
ECB increases euro zone interest rates again The European Central Bank raised interest rates by 50 basis points today as promised, ignoring financial market chaos and calls by investors to dial back … Business • 16 Mar
Home price growth slows to 6.1% in January - CSO The pace of residential property price inflation slowed to an annual rate of 6.1% in January, compared to an annual rate of 7.7% in December, … Business • 15 Mar
European banks battered as Credit Suisse slumps 30% European shares had their worst day in over a year as a selloff in bank stocks resumed on renewed investor concerns about stresses within the … Business • 15 Mar
Ad spend to rise above €1.4 billion this year - Core Spending on advertising in Ireland will rise above €1.4 billion this year, an increase of 3.8%, according to marketing communications company Core. Business • 15 Mar
Calls to helpline over utilities and fuel double Eir, Bord Gáis and Harvey Norman topped the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission's list for consumer contacts last year. Business • 16 Mar
Environment group says Govt energy plans lack ambition The Government's climate and energy poverty plans are failing to address high energy prices and household reliance on fossil fuels, according to a research report … Environment • 15 Mar
Ryanair warns against rising charges at Dublin Airport Ryanair has warned that it will inevitably have to locate future aircraft and route expansion elsewhere in Europe, as a result of rising passenger charges … Business • 14 Mar
IFA concerned about fertiliser price disparity The Irish Farmers' Association has raised concerns over the disparity in the price of fertiliser between Northern Ireland and the Republic. Business • 14 Mar
European markets rally after big losses on SVB collapse European shares today posted their biggest single-day gain in nearly three months, helped by a resilient outlook for the region's banking sector in the face … Business • 14 Mar
Financial Stability Group to examine SVB fallout The Minister for Finance has said there were "many Irish customers" of Silicon Valley Bank and as such he has asked the Financial Stability Group … Business • 13 Mar
Show Biz: The business of making a movie in Ireland Ireland's Oscar success is built on generations of creative talent here, but getting an idea from script to screen also requires a start-up mindset, writes … Business • 11 Mar
