Customers Behaving Badly A video of a woman spitting on a security man after being ejected from Harrods went viral recently. Business • 18 Jun
Revolut aims to launch loans, credit cards this year Revolut hopes to offer credit cards and loans to Irish customers by the end of the year, according to it CEO, though the exact timing ... Business • 18 Jun
Avant Money to offer 30-year fixed rate mortgage Competition in the mortgage market looks set to intensify with the announcement from Avant Money that it is to begin offering a suite of long-term ... Business • 18 Jun
WEEE Ireland sees record electronics recycling in 2020 Ireland recycled a record level of electrical goods last year, according to WEEE Ireland. Business • 17 Jun
Daft: Asking prices for coastal homes up 23% Listed property prices in coastal hotspots jumped by almost a quarter during the pandemic, a new study has revealed. Business • 17 Jun
Food service market recovery slower than forecast The food service market in Ireland will not return to the levels it was at prior to the Covid-19 pandemic until the end of next ... Business • 17 Jun
Recovery may be 'bumpy and uneven' - Central Bank Central Bank Governor Gabriel Makhlouf has said the recovery of the economy may be "bumpy and uneven" and that some sectors will thrive as others ... Business • 16 Jun
Working from home Facebook last week announced it would allow staff to work from home permanently, with employees allowed to clock in from different countries. Business • 16 Jun
Center Parcs to spend €85m on Longford resort expansion Center Parcs is to spend €85m expanding its forest resort in Co Longford, with the creation of 250 permanent jobs once the development is complete. Business • 15 Jun
Australia-UK trade deal could hit agri-food exporters Britain and Australia have agreed a trade deal after talks between their prime ministers ironed out outstanding issues, Australia's Minister for Trade Dan Tehan said ... Business • 15 Jun
Aer Lingus to fly some services hit by Stobart closure Aer Lingus has said it will continue to operate itself five of the regional routes that were previously run on its behalf by Stobart Air ... Business • 14 Jun
Brown Thomas and Arnotts could be changing owners Dublin retail giants Brown Thomas and Arnotts could be changing owners. Business • 14 Jun
Aer Lingus temporary regional schedule begins Aer Lingus is introducing a temporary replacement schedule for a number of its regional routes, which were cancelled yesterday. Ireland • 14 Jun
Working abroad model a 'complex situation' for firms The decision by Facebook to allow some of its Dublin-based staff to work remotely in another country presents a very complex situation for employees and ... Business • 11 Jun
Ireland to make strong case for tax competition Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has said that Ireland will be vigorously making the case for tax competition and for maintaining a corporate tax rate ... Business • 11 Jun
Shuttle Knit's success One business whose machines did not slow down this year as a result of Covid-19 is Shuttle Knit, an all-female Traveller led business in Wicklow. Business • 11 Jun
Four tourist attractions to get over €70m in funding Four new "world class Irish tourist attractions" are to receive over €70m in funding. Business • 10 Jun
Facebook remote work made permanent as offices re-open Facebook said it will give employees the option of sticking with remote work for the long term, even offering to help some interested in moving ... Business • 10 Jun
Supply shortage, cost hikes to hit house affordability A combination of lack of housing supply and rising construction costs could exacerbate property affordability issues in the years ahead, according to the Banking and ... Business • 10 Jun
Workers to be paid for up to 10 sick leave days by 2025 All workers are to get a right to be paid for up to ten days of sick leave per year by 2025, under plans agreed ... Business • 09 Jun
Repopulate city centre to revitalise Limerick - report Getting more people to live in Limerick city centre will have the greatest impact on its revitalisation, a new report on the future of the ... Munster • 09 Jun
Irish food and drink firms optimistic about future Despite the challenges of Covid-19 and Brexit, 82% of businesses in the Irish food, drink and horticulture sector are optimistic about the future, according to ... Business • 09 Jun
Pandemic Trauma We know that the costs of the pandemic on our finances will be huge, but what about the impact on our mental health? Business • 08 Jun
Assure Hedge raises €5m to fund rapid expansion plans Dublin-based financial technology firm Assure Hedge has raised €5m in new investment. Business • 08 Jun
GDP rises 7.8% in first quarter despite lockdown The economy grew strongly by 7.8% in GDP terms in the first three months of the year, according to the latest figures from Central Statistics ... Business • 04 Jun
