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2024 could end with a 100 basis point reduction

The RAI estimated that between 400 and 500 more business could be forced to shutter this year. 

Apple, Google, and Meta — and the thousands of jobs and the billions of corporate tax euros they pay to Ireland — have weathered so many challenges ...

The scale of investment required in the technology here is lacking

Family businesses are driven by a ‘small is beautiful’ ethos, as leaders in the sector explain to John Daly

Analysts remain split on whether Mr Lei's project will go beyond creating buzz to make money in a hyper-competitive electric vehicle market

If residual concerns about services prices and wage developments dissipate as seems likely, there is plenty of scope for the ECB to take rates down from high levels

It takes a solid plan to maintain the long-term health of a business, as company owners and leading advisors explain to John Daly

Villeroy is among a small group saying a move at April’s gathering is still possible, while acknowledging June is more likely

Merck has introduced a fertility benefit programme in Ireland; Molson Coors has launched a new equal parent leave policy

Don Vito Corleone's succinct phrases could well merit a module taught in the world’s business schools, advises John Daly

Sharing wisdom between generations is vital to family business success, as leading hoteliers and industry advisers tell John Daly

Three main Irish banks in earnings reports said they expect customers to shift more of their savings into higher-yielding accounts this year

Cork hotelier Aaron Mansworth has taken up the role as president of Cork Business Association

Figures suggest Apple’s tax provision could make up a large proportion of the near €24bn paid to the Irish exchequer by all corporates in 2023, but experts say it cannot be presumed Apple paid all money it set aside

Enthusiasm toward Tesla has eroded significantly, with investors concerned over a lack of new catalysts that can propel the stock near term

The company has become a poster child for the failures of privatisation in Britain

Crisis at Boeing set to leave Ryanair 17 aircraft short of the 57 Boeing Max planes that were scheduled to be delivered by the end of April