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Pre-tax profits at the Irish arm of retailer, Harvey Norman almost doubled last year to €17.13m.

Former 2FM presenter Chris Greene claims he was penalised as a whistleblower and then sacked by RTÉ after he made allegations about sexual harassment in the workplace, the Workplace Relations Commission has heard.

The company behind Google's main Irish operations paid an interim dividend of €5 billion to its parent earlier this year, new accounts filed by the tech giant show.

4,500 remaining Ulster Bank customers with offset mortgages are to lose the offsetting facility on their loans in the middle of next year.

Germany's ruling coalition is expected to agree a supplementary budget today that will temporarily lift a self-imposed cap on borrowing limits after a constitutional court ruling tore up the government's spending plans.

The Workplace Relations Commission has refused to consider a case against an Irish investment fund by a UK stockbroking firm which has accused it of discrimination by refusing to let it buy in because its owner is from Russia.

How do fans reconcile the misdeeds of their owners with their identity as Manchester City supporters?

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced £29.5 billion (€34 billion) of private sector investment in Britain at a gathering of global executives aimed at catapulting the country back to Europe's top spot as a destination for foreign money.

Brussels has given the final green light for an EU-New Zealand trade deal that, while mutually lowering barriers for both markets, highlights the recent failure of EU-Australia negotiations.

Irish tech finance firm Wayflyer says it achieved monthly profitability in October as it continues its push towards full-year profitability by next year.

There is concern among the tourism industry in Dublin at the reputational damage to the capital following the violence and unrest last Thursday.

Motorists are increasingly opting for large electric SUVs, but the climate impact of these vehicles should not be underestimated

TikTok maker ByteDance plans to wind down its Nuverse gaming brand and retreat from mainstream video games, four people familiar with the matter have said.

German football's governing body Deutsche Fussball-Liga has invited five financial investors to apply for a stake in the Bundesliga's marketing rights, two sources familiar with the matter has told Reuters.

Energy supplier Yuno has announced a new, lower electricity price for customers who lock into the agreed rate for 12 months.

Pre-tax profits at the Irish business of Galway headquartered toy giant Smyths increased by 22.5% to €5.33m last year.

The Irish arm of fast food giant McDonald's recorded its most profitable ever year here last year as pre-tax profits surged by 157% to €43.16m.

Data centre provider Equinix has announced a new partnership which will give Irish businesses access to cutting-edge quantum technology in France.

Irish agri-food exports were worth €19 billion in 2022, with 165,000 people employed across the sector, according to the latest annual review and outlook report from the Department of Agriculture published today.

From today employers will be required to offer paid leave to workers who are subjected to domestic violence.