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Calls for further incentives to encourage small landlords to stay in the rental market

Big Tech’s expansion has halted in the capital amid a focus on costs after a hiring binge during the pandemic

Wage costs may be in focus now, but high premiums still remain

The prospect of the ECB cutting interest rates this year ought to have dented the prospect of a significant increase in income for the Irish banks but their shares have risen

Russian invasion of Ukraine had caused significant increases in the price of glass, labels, cardboard as well as spare parts and consumables

Net income at the US bank, which has a significant presence in Ireland, fell to $3.4bn in the three months to the end of March

Analysts have said the review could land banks with a multibillion-pound bill as the watchdog probes so-called discretionary commission arrangements

Concerns are also mounting over next season’s output, with Vietnam expected to remain dry for the next five days

One long-term shareholder voiced concerns about investors getting a 'raw deal' if merger goes through

A report by global think tank ODI suggests Ireland should review its immigration processes as part of its 'greener' construction goals

New appointees with Mercer, Taylor Wessing Ireland, Bibby Financial Services, CBRE Ireland, UPS and Dublin Business School

More than 4,000 Irish companies are among the 160,000 groups across Europe needing to change how they protect their data

Spend on groceries grew 6%, helped in large part by Easter weekend

Inflation is dropping but home broadband prices are set to rise for a number of major providers

Hybrid working, communication barriers and conflict all present regular challenges

When the Wild Atlantic Way was first mooted, Finn MacDonnell thought the idea was 'a bit gimmicky'. Ten years later, he thinks it's been huge 

Investors are becoming more optimistic about Alphabet's artificial intelligence strategy, after a run of glitches and misfires that sent its shares ...

Over the past decade, Maxol has purchased 25 new sites and has steadily expanded its presence across the island of Ireland

The euro hit a two-month low against the dollar

Lloyd's community of more than 50 members forms one of the world's biggest commercial insurers. It has some regulatory oversight over them and a report said its ESG guidance to members was inadequate