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Members of the Irish Air Line Pilots' Association have voted overwhelmingly in favour of accepting Labour Court proposals aimed at resolving its long-running pay dispute with Aer Lingus.

The Irish Airline Pilots Association will today announce if members have voted to accept or reject Labour Court proposals aimed at resolving its long-running pay dispute with Aer Lingus.

UK property firm Hammerson has sold its entire interest in Value Retail, a collection of fashion outlets business that includes a stake in Kildare Village.

L Catterton, the private equity firm backed by luxury goods giant LVMH, has approached Mattel, the toy maker behind Barbie and Hot Wheels, with an acquisition offer, people familiar with the matter said today.

Hotel owners have said any plans to hike the licence fee for commercial premises with multiple televisions are unacceptable.

A worker who alleged health and safety procedures were "neglected" at the Dawn Meats factory in Waterford because of Covid-19 pandemic pressure in the winter of 2020 has won €15,000 for discrimination after the Workplace Relations Commission ruled he was dismissed because of a back injury.

Revenue has told accountants and self-assessed taxpayers that it has fixed problems with its online tax return form that were creating difficulties for those filing, but that it will be another week before others are resolved.

Ryanair and Aer Lingus have secured formal High Court permission to bring challenges against a decision by the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) to limit passenger numbers in Dublin Airport for the coming winter season.

Dublin Port Company (DPC) is to lodge €1.1bn plans with An Bord Pleanála for a 15-year permission for its 3FM Project, the third and final project from Dublin Port's Master Plan 2040.

The main company behind the Penney's fashion chain in Ireland saw its profit before tax rise almost 6% last year to €416.6m.

The UK government has not stepped in to offer financial support to troubled Belfast shipbuilder Harland and Wolff due to the risk of losing of public money, the UK Business Secretary has said.

The Tapestry group's takeover of its rival Capri Holdings will have a major impact on the market for accessible luxury handbags

Google-parent Alphabet is expected to report a nearly 14% rise in quarterly revenue, its fourth quarter of double-digit growth in a row, driven by steady demand for its artificial intelligence-powered cloud computing services and an uptick in the ad market.

20% of GoCar users have given up their private car since the Covid-19 pandemic, new research shows.

Finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of 20 meet this week to renew efforts to reach consensus on economic policy ahead of the US election, and will avoid discussing the wars in Ukraine and Gaza to try to prevent them dominating the talks.

There has been a big jump in demand for workers with artificial intelligence (AI) skills, according to the latest Talent Tracker from Accenture.

Courtney Carey, the worker who was fired by Israeli tech firm Wix over posts on social media about the conflict in Palestine, has been awarded €35,000 in compensation for unfair dismissal.

Grocery inflation in the 12 weeks to July 7 saw a marginal gain after falling for 15 months in a row, new figures from Kantar show today.

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that wholesale electricity prices were unchanged in June when compared with May 2024, and were 8% lower than the same month last year.

The Irish Hairdressers Federation, which represents over 500 salon owners nationwide, has called on Minister for Finance Jack Chambers to safeguard the future of the hairdressing industry in the October Budget.