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Investors pricing in just 25 basis points of interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve in 2025

The biggest challenge facing businesses in the sector is cost of labour, which was cited by 71%

PwC reports an optimistic outlook for aviation going into 2025 — but the sector will struggle to recover growth lost to the pandemic

Corporate Enforcement Authority wants to file an affidavit in the case

Staunton Sports Ltd report 'exceptional' trading for 2023 as revenues rose by 13.5%, from €113.85m to €129.24m

The impact of severe weather on mothers in the workplace highlights the need for more supportive and flexible working conditions

Increase in competition from China and the US give the incoming European Commission plentiful issues to combat

After a record 2024, uncertainty emerges, with a growing number of challenges 

Cork firm's products to be used in London's Jumeirah Carlton Tower

Directors for the Irish unit say they are satisfied with the results of the business, given the market conditions experienced in 2023

In a submission for Finance Minister Jack Chambers ahead of Budget 2025, department officials put forward four options for stamp duty

Well-known food and drinks brand said the 'changing landscape' has led them to take an extended pause in business in the coming months 

Xiaomi emphasises durability in the Redmi Note 14 Series. The Pro models boast an All-Star Armor Structure, with reinforced aluminium composite frames and Gorilla Glass Victus 2 for improved drop and scratch resistance.

Young workers want more social contact in the workplace, along with work-life balance and flexibility

The builder said its group forward order book is worth €950m, an increase of 48% compared to the previous year

Cork man Mike O'Sullivan, director of asset management firm Unio, believes while Ireland faces many challenges, most notably inflation, the country is still very competitive compared to many other European countries

Demand for green talent grew twice as quickly as supply between 2023 and 2024

Wind Energy Ireland said: 'Every time a wind turbine is shut down because the grid can’t take the electricity it means higher bills and more carbon emissions.'

The last time insolvencies passed this number was in 2016, with 1,032 recorded 

Figures come amid strong demand, limited supply and uncertainty in the rental market