Business

Slump now likely to start in third quarter when output probably contracted because of Queen Elizabeth’s funeral

State has so far recovered €11.1 billion of AIB’s €20.8 billion crisis-era bailout

Big Four auditor reports ‘exceptional’ year for corporate advice but warns of looming economic headwinds

But rising data and wage costs narrow margins as therapeutics company ramps up hiring

Internal memo details plan to ‘pause sourcing candidates’ at social media giant

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Heightened levels of inflation will depress real wages, resulting in the biggest decline in living standards since the financial crisis despite the significant measures announced

Carmaker looking to break traditional boundaries of job sharing to maximise talent and flexibility

While gas prices will eventually recede from their peak, they will remain permanently higher than in the past

Leo Varadkar’s intervention after the budget this week seemed calculated to keep the issue on the table

Permanent changes to tax and welfare measures, including increase in standard income tax band, benefit those on higher incomes

Move comes despite sterling recovering to finish stronger on day prime minister made first public comments on mini-budget

Commissioner seeks renewed momentum on tax reform and warns Big Tech that further conflict looms

The Iseq in Dublin fell heavily, with Bank of Ireland prominent in a sea of red

Meath theme park and zoo aims to become one of the best family attractions in Europe