RTE Business

New global tax rules will not hinder foreign investment in Ireland, according to the President of the Irish Tax Institute.

The world's largest aircraft lessor AerCap does not see the supply of engine parts catching up with demand by 2030, its chief executive said today, a situation that will prolong aircraft manufacturers' struggles amid labour and parts shortages.

Dublin headquartered start-up airline Emerald Airlines recorded pre-tax losses of €21.35m in its first year in operation, new accounts show.

We pay a global price for fuel so geopolitical events mean we are not seeing any major drop in fuel prices at the pumps

Irish educational content provider Folens said it has reduced its energy and water costs by 50% after leveraging new technology and education measures to go green.

Warner Bros Discovery has today reported a bigger-than-expected quarterly loss, as the media conglomerate battled the fallout of the twin Hollywood strikes on content generation and a weak advertising market.

PTSB is set to increase the rate it pays to personal customers on its six-month fixed term deposit account

Relatively benign fourth quarter wage growth data are encouraging but not yet enough to give the European Central Bank confidence that inflation has been defeated, ECB president Christine Lagarde said today.

Ryanair expects Central and Eastern Europe to account for 20% of the 300 million passengers it plans to fly annually by 2034, up from about 13% currently, the airline's chief commercial officer said today.

Chipmaker Nvidia has become the world's fourth largest company by market capitalisation, after a 16.4% surge yesterday when a quarterly earnings report surpassed analysts' expectations.

The German and Dutch central banks today posted multi-billion euro losses for 2023 and predicted more financial pain ahead, suggesting that they are unlikely to pay dividends into state coffers for years to come.

Germany's BASF will cut another €1 billion in annual costs at its Ludwigshafen headquarters, citing weak demand and high energy costs in its home market, highlighting the country's economic troubles.

Allianz's €58.4 billion real estate portfolio is shrinking, becoming less devoted to offices and less German, underscoring troubles in the commercial property sector and the insurer's home market.

Galway city innovation hub Platform94 will officially open its €5.2m expansion this morning.

German business morale improved in February, a survey showed today, though probably not enough to prevent Europe's biggest economy from slipping into another recession.

Inflation expectations among euro zone consumers rose for the year ahead and held steady for three years out, a new survey by the European Central Bank showed today, adding to evidence that the final stage of taming price growth may be difficult.

Vice, the dynamic, fast-growing digital media company that gained a wide following with young readers, said it will no longer publish on its flagship website and is eliminating hundreds of jobs.

A look at the latest developments following the resignation of Siún Ní Raghallaigh as chairperson of the RTÉ Board.

Standard Chartered chief executive Bill Winters today acknowledged the bank's underwhelming share price and vowed to fix it as the lender announced increased dividends, a fresh $1 billion buyback and an 18% increase in annual profit.

Lasting just over 14 months, Siún Ní Raghallaigh's term as Chair of the RTÉ Board ended abruptly overnight, with an emailed statement of resignation after the Minister for Media Catherine Martin refused to express confidence in her.