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Seven in ten women expect their employers to have a menopause policy in place, but only 18% do so, according to new research from Laya Healthcare.

92% of Irish employees have a strong preference for continuing in a hybrid or remote work model, according to new research from recruitment company Morgan McKinley.

Private bus and coach operator Aircoach is cancelling its service between Galway and Dublin - which also serviced Athlone - from next month.

A chef who had to evacuate the Workplace Relations Commission with his solicitor because of a hoax bomb threat during his case has won a claim for constructive dismissal against a Dublin restaurant group.

US consumer prices increased solidly in February amid higher costs for gasoline and shelter, suggesting some stickiness in inflation that could delay an anticipated June interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve.

The Department of Finance tried to downplay comments made by one of its senior officials about how ineffective sanctions had been in stopping the flow of Russian money through Ireland.

Hamburg's thriving port is proof of the enduring significance of sea transport in driving growth and cultural exchange

Minister of State Neale Richmond has warned that the twin referendum defeats puts the Government "under pressure" ahead of another referendum in June on joining the EU's Unified Patent Court.

The former group managing director of Glanbia, Siobhan Talbot, who departed the company earlier this year, is to receive a payment of €1.14 million from Glanbia under non-compete covenants the company has in place.

SuperValu has launched its Food Academy programme for this year and is seeking applications from early-stage food and drink producers to take part.

The technology centre for the future of work and learning, Learnovate, is to receive €9.6m in funding to help Irish based tech companies address the emerging skills gap.

China's Xiaomi said it will start deliveries of its first electric vehicle (EV) model SU7 this month, venturing into the world's largest auto market amid a brutal price war.

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda has said the economy was recovering but also showing some signs of weakness, offering a slightly bleaker assessment than in January in a nod to a recent batch of soft data on consumption.

Domino's Pizza Group is to take full control of its biggest Irish franchisee in a deal worth more than €90m.

British wages excluding bonuses grew by a slightly weaker-than-expected 6.1% in the three months to the end of January compared with the same time a year earlier, official data from the Office for National Statistics showed today.

Oracle said it is set to make a joint announcement with chip-giant Nvidia, and it beat estimates for quarterly profit, riding on the generative AI demand boom.

Superdry has confirmed that it was in talks with lender Hilco to provide additional liquidity, as the struggling British fashion retailer looks to navigate weak demand.

ISME, the small and medium enterprise association, and a number of other trade organisations have launched a major nationwide campaign to address rising labour costs.

The State will have to play an increasing role in sharing risk with the private sector to ensure the stability of future housing supply.

The Central Bank has revised downwards slightly its forecasts for growth in the domestic economy this year, but still expects that it will continue to grow at a moderate pace over the next three years.