Retailers urge faster PUP wind-down to address staffing The Government has no plans to change its schedule for unwinding the Pandemic Unemployment Payment, Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said. Business • 24 Sep
Britain under pressure to solve trucker, supply issues Political pressure is building on the British government to grant emergency work visas to EU truck drivers to help alleviate mounting supply problems in the ... Business • 24 Sep
New Ibec President seeks no 'cliff-edge' on supports The new President of the employers' group Ibec has appealed to the Government to give businesses the "space and time" to stand on their own ... Business • 24 Sep
Measurement matters The British Government recently announced a decision to reintroduce Imperial measurements. Business • 23 Sep
Evergrande seeks to reassure retail investors China Evergrande Group will make it a top priority to help retail investors redeem their investment products sold by the indebted property giant, its chairman ... Business • 23 Sep
Business and the Climate Are businesses living up to their environmental responsibilities? Business • 22 Sep
UK food industry told to prepare for CO2 price shock Britain warned its food producers to prepare for a 500% rise in carbon dioxide prices today after extending emergency state support to avert a shortage ... Business • 22 Sep
More work needed on insurance, legal competition issues Issues around the cost of insurance, legal services and credit have not received the urgent attention required to support competitiveness and productivity. Business • 22 Sep
Visitors return to Balmoral Show in Northern Ireland Thousands of people are attending Northern Ireland's biggest agricultural show at the former Maze site in Lisburn. Ireland • 22 Sep
Ireland wants 'certainty' on tax deal - McGrath The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Michael McGrath, has said that Ireland has adopted a 'considered and measured approach' to remaining within OECD negotiations ... Politics • 21 Sep
Advantages of remote working should not be lost - Forsa The largest public service union here will begin negotiations with the Government later this week on the future for working - post pandemic. Business • 21 Sep
Evergrande fears grip markets as Beijing stands back The risks of China Evergrande Group defaulting on its mountain of debt loomed large over nervous markets todayy, as investors looked for signs of intervention ... Business • 21 Sep
UK may give state loans to energy companies Britain is considering state loans for energy companies that take on customers from firms which go bust due to soaring wholesale gas prices, Business Secretary ... Business • 21 Sep
Continued support needed for tourism sector - minister The tourism sector will not be "healed overnight" and will continue to need support as recovery continues, Minister Catherine Martin has said. Business • 21 Sep
EY to create 800 jobs across Ireland Over 800 new jobs are to be created across the island by professional services firm, EY, within the coming year. Business • 21 Sep
Government to help those struggling with fuel bills Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications Eamon Ryan has said the Government will have to look at similar and potentially larger measures in this ... Business • 20 Sep
The ups and downs of aviation The Covid-19 pandemic continues to impact the aviation sector here despite the gradual lifting of restrictions. Business • 20 Sep
EU Economy Commissioner confident on new tax deal The EU's Economy Commissioner has said he is confident there is "a chance to find a shared way" that would see Ireland sign up to ... Business • 20 Sep
DPD launches air quality monitoring initiative DPD Ireland has launched an Air Quality Monitoring programme, which uses smart sensors on buildings and delivery vans to track Dublin's air quality in real-time. Business • 20 Sep
Thousands begin return to office as Covid measures ease Tens of thousands of workers across the country started returning to their offices and places of work today, as Covid-19 restrictions ease further. Ireland • 20 Sep
Public services a priority in Budget 2022 - McGrath Minister for Public Expenditure Michael McGrath has said priorities for Budget 2022 include public services being able to resume in "as normal a way as ... Politics • 19 Sep
Some employees may refuse to return to office - survey A third of employers feel their organisation is not ready for staff to return to the workplace, a new survey has found. Business • 17 Sep
Age-related expenditure set to increase - report Ireland's ageing population could push the public finances onto an unsustainable path, according to a study published by the Department of Finance today. Business • 17 Sep
Variable speed limits to be introduced on M50 Variable speed limits are set to be introduced on the M50 under a new €50 million programme to implement intelligent transport systems technology for motorways. Ireland • 17 Sep
Staff shortages affecting hospitality industry Hospitality was one of the industries worst affected by the Covid crisis, or to put it in the words of Adrian Cummins of the Restaurant ... Business • 17 Sep
