Living wage to remain unchanged for coming year The Living Wage rate is to remain unchanged at €12.30 per hour for the coming year, following fresh calculations. Business • 53 mins
ICTU withdraws from Low Pay Commission The Irish Congress of Trade Unions has withdrawn from the Low Pay Commission, throwing the future of the Government-established body into doubt. Ireland • 22 mins from now
Unseasonal weather and Covid hit Origin's profits International agri-services group Origin Enterprises has reported lower profits and revenues for the year to the end of July amid prolonged unseasonal weather conditions and ... Business • 7 mins
Brexit letter warns of 7,000 trucks queuing in Kent The UK minister responsible for no-deal planning has written to logistics groups with the government's "reasonable worst-case scenario" planning, which warns of possible two-day delays ... Brexit • 8 mins from now
Airlines look to Covid tests that give quick results Lufthansa plans to start making rapid Covid-19 antigen tests available to passengers in October and is weighing the option of opening test centres at airports ... Business • 49 mins from now
Nike beats profit estimates as online sales soar 82% Nike's online sales in North America drove quarterly profit and revenue ahead of Wall Street estimates and led the world's largest athletic shoe maker to ... Business • 15 mins
Uniphar buys US-based Diligent Health Solutions Irish pharmaceuticals group Uniphar has announced a deal to buy US-based Diligent Health Solutions for up to $27m. Business • 2 mins from now
PayPal launches its first business debit card here PayPal has launched its first Business Debit Mastercard in Ireland, which offers business customers instant access to their available PayPal funds or PayPal balance for ... Business • 35 mins from now
Ireland 'will not be a winner' from global tax reform Ireland will not be a winner from the proposed reform of the global digital and corporation tax system, the man leading the process at the ... Business • 15 hrs
Irish Govt view on travel one of most extreme - Walsh The former boss of Aer Lingus owner IAG has said the Irish Government has adopted one of the most extreme views on travel around Europe ... Business • 13 hrs
EBA says payment breaks will be phased out as planned The European Banking Authority has confirmed that mortgage and loan payment breaks, offered to borrowers earlier this year, will be phased out from the end ... Business • 16 hrs
MPs back compromise on controversial Brexit bill British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's controversial Brexit legislation enabling the UK to break international law has cleared a major Commons hurdle after MPs backed a ... Brexit • 10 hrs
Firm behind Irish Covid-19 app launches in Pennsylvania The Irish company behind Ireland's Covid-19 tracker app has launched a similar service in the US state of Pennsylvania. Business • 9 hrs
Edwards to create 120 jobs in new Dublin plant Vacuum engineering company Edwards is to set up a new service technology centre in Blanchardstown in Dublin to support the semiconductor manufacturing industry in Ireland. Business • 22 Sep
Households more resilient to Covid hit than 2008 crisis New research from the Central Bank shows that Irish households are more resilient to the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic than the financial crisis ... Business • 20 hrs
SF to bring forward legislation to outlaw dual pricing Sinn Féin says it is to bring forward legislation that would outlaw the practice of dual or differential pricing in the insurance market. Ireland • 13 hrs
100 days to Brexit: Tánaiste urges firms to prepare now With 100 days until the end of the transition period, the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar has urged businesses to ... Business • 17 hrs
Travel restrictions impacting 96% of US multinationals US multinationals based in Ireland have responded incredibly well to the Covid-19 pandemic, but air connectivity is vital, according to the American Chamber of Commerce ... Business • 21 hrs
Eurocontrol boss criticises response to air travel The Irishman in charge of the air traffic control system across Europe has criticised the lack of a coordinated response to travel in the region, ... Business • 14 hrs
Deutsche Bank to close 20% of domestic branches Deutsche Bank plans to close one in five branches in its home market in Germany as it seeks to save costs and capitalise on the ... Business • 17 hrs
Premier Inn owner Whitbread may cut nearly 6,000 jobs Premier Inn-owner Whitbread said today it could cut up to 6,000 jobs in its hotel and restaurant business as it expects demand to remain at ... Business • 22 hrs
TUI reduces winter capacity, evaluates funding options Holiday company TUI said that it had reduced capacity for the coming winter season due to changing travel restrictions. Business • 22 Sep
ISME set to challenge government over pensions The Irish SME organisation, ISME, has said it is working with members and interested bodies to take a legal test case against the government with ... Business • 18 hrs
Pyramid selling and how to avoid it Pyramid schemes are illegal in almost every country in the world. living • 20 hrs
Gender pay gap widening for graduates - survey New research shows that female graduates in Ireland expect to earn up to 14% less than their male counterparts a year. Business • 21 hrs
