Irish households save €8.2 billion in first quarter
Households spent €38 billion on goods and services in the first three months of the year
Penneys O’Connell Street revamped in €5m ‘commitment to bricks and mortar’
The store is one of the brand’s 10 busiest and employs 250 people
Irish homebuilding shares leap following rent reform news
Pan-European Stoxx 600 index logs third consecutive day of losses
One in 10 Irish households have net wealth of more than €1m
Net wealth of bottom 10% of Irish households is less €2,400, Central Statistics Office says
Blast off: Aer Lingus to support Ireland’s first astronaut
The airline will support the scientist and researcher in traveling to her training for the space flight
Trinity College students place third in international business competition
The students developed business and marketing strategies for different companies with a focus on ethics
European investors cautious as China-US trade talks consume attention
The pan-European Stoxx 600 index remained largely unchanged, down 0.08 per cent, in a quiet day when several markets were closed due to holidays.
15 data centres awaiting decision on gas network connection
Industry executive warns that existing Irish retail data centres are nearing maximum capacity or ‘going dark’
Only one in three business leaders ‘confident’ in navigating ongoing uncertainty says study
Business leaders strong on diversity knowledge but weak on AI and cyber security
Classic Hits owner acquires Galway Bay FM for ‘seven-figure sum’
Outgoing shareholders said there had been ‘several interested parties’ vying for control of radio station
Software firm behind Call of Duty’s online services records €3.6m Irish profit
Revenues rise to €31.5 million at Dublin’s Demonware, which is part of Microsoft-owned Activision Blizzard
Iseq surges to all-time high after ECB rate cut
Pan-European Stoxx 600 index edged up 0.2 per cent in reaction to the news
AIB-FoodCloud partnership has prevented 15,000 tonnes of food from going to waste
Initiative helps redistribute surplus meals to charities helping those in need
UCD earned €42.8m from on-campus student accommodation last year
Student accommodation income helped drive €34.5m surplus for the year
Growth in Irish services sector rebounds slightly against euro zone decline
Trade disruption fears continue to harm sectoral optimism levels