Ian Curran

Ian Curran

Ian Curran is a Business reporter with The Irish Times

Shares mixed as traders assess fragile US-Iran truce

Iseq down 1% as Ryanair declines on rising oil prices

Irish cement industry is convinced fossil fuel usage can be cut by 90% over next 15 years

Ibec group calls for greater investment in alternative fuel made from residual waste

Union to raise concern over Bank of Ireland’s hybrid working crackdown with data watchdog

Bank of Ireland staff told office non-attendance could hit bonuses and pay rises, and swipe-in data will be shared with managers

Danone Nutricia workers in Wexford vote ‘overwhelmingly’ to accept pay deal

Trade union Unite hails ‘very good outcome’ for members

CRH completes delisting of London shares

Building materials giant moved main listing to New York in 2023 and is included in the S&P 500

Facebook, Google ‘profited from adverts for illegal medicines’, report claims

Reset Tech has collected more than 352,000 ads promoting so-called clickbait cures on Facebook and Google

Cork’s Mahon Point gets green light for €200m overhaul and expansion

Proposal to redevelop shopping centre includes plans for offices, apartments and a market square

State’s largest private landlord estimates its rents are 20% below market value

Ires Reit says Government rent reforms will allow it to unlock ‘significant value’

Tesco Ireland boosts market share to almost a quarter as sales touch €3.7bn

But UK’s largest supermarket chain posts flat full-year profits

HCS shareholders to invest more than €13m in firm to spur growth and open new Dublin office

Managed IT services company to create 125 jobs in next two years

‘Significant pain’ for Irish dairy as costs soar and milk prices fall, says Lakeland chief

Cross-Border co-op delivered €34.4m operating profit despite price volatility

Rise in number of properties to rent but still below pre-Covid levels despite rule changes

Legislation overhauled RPZ system and allowed landlords to reset rents between tenancies

Kerrygold owner delivers stable results despite ‘highly challenging’ US trade conditions

Ornua has found itself directly in the firing line of Trump’s tariffs on EU imports

Shares rally on hopes for fresh Middle East peace talks

PTSB shares slid 4.3% after Austrian Bawag was announced as winning bidder for Irish lender

Monzo launches in Ireland after 100,000 customers sign up on wait-list

UK digital banking group secured Irish licence late last year

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