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European shares dip as US tariff reality sets in
Automakers Volkswagen, BMW plunge with trade agreement set to lock in 15% tariffs on exports to US
Goodbody Stockbrokers boosts investment banking with senior hires
Appointments seen as vote of confidence from AIB, which bought the company four years ago
How to get children saving early – and why prize bonds aren’t the answer
There are smarter options than leaving your child’s allowance or gift money in a deposit account
Global markets soar amid signs of progress on US trade deals
Euronext Dublin was up 1.3%, largely boosted by strong performances from the Irish banks
‘A solution to a problem that didn’t exist’: AIB staff angered by cut to hybrid working
‘Be under no illusions of where we stand and how we are “valued” by the organisation,’ one staff member said
Markets climb on back of Japan-US trade deal signing
Euronext Dublin finished the day up 1.3%, lifted by Cavan-based insulation specialist Kingspan, which surged 3.6%
Global markets dip amid signs Trump’s trade war is hitting corporate bottom lines
The main mover in Dublin was Ryanair, which climbed 0.3% a day after the airline reported that profits more than doubled to €820m
AIB calls eligible staff into office three days a week
Lender will have tightest hybrid working rules among Irish retail banks
National Development Plan main points: how much is being spent and what are the big winners?
NDP is a total investment of €275.4bn from 2026-2035
Shares advance as corporate earnings parade ramps up
Iseq index up 1.3%, led by climbing Ryanair shares
Ministers sought multiples of available funding as part of national plan review
Spending on five key areas yet to be resolved in advance of launch of revised National Development Plan next week
AIB’s slimmed-down UK unit to report to retail chief Geraldine Casey
Bank also promotes chief technology officer to chief operating officer as incumbent departs
AIB launches digital investment advice tool on its app
Customers who have further requirements or who simply wish to speak to an advisor can continue to do so in local branches
Is there any point in keeping my Goodbody Stockbrokers account open?
If you’re not trading shares, there’s little point in a stockbroker account and any losses your husband suffered died with him
Global shares shrug off trade anxieties as volatility recedes
Iseq index largely unchanged as banks and Ryanair dip
Ryanair touches all-time high share price before slipping back
Global stocks halted their slide on Tuesday on hopes US president Donald Trump is still open to trade talks
Level of homebuilding falls for second successive month in June, new data shows
Dip in residential construction sector comes after May marked first decline in activity in nine months
Bankinter boss bullish on Irish business
Gloria Ortiz expects Irish profits to more than double by 2029
Ulster Bank begins refunding overcharged customers
Ulydien, a new subsidiary of the lender, is continuing to operate in the State as a retail credit firm
Strong US jobs data sends global stock markets higher
Housebuilding sector bounced back from some weakness, with Cairn Homes and Glenveagh Properties were each up 2%
Services sector sees ‘significant loss of momentum’ in June, AIB finds
Activity, new business and employment all rose ‘only modestly’, bank says of services sector
Ireland’s manufacturing sector improved at fastest rate in more than three years last month
Sector enjoyed an accelerated pace of job creation and renewed stock building, alongside ‘robust’ production and new order growth
Thinking of private school for your children? Better start saving now
When should you start saving? ‘When a child is born’
European stocks retreat as markets await tariff deadline
Irish index of shares ends the day slightly higher
‘Happiness shines through’: Thousands join Dublin Pride Parade
Taoiseach walks at head of huge parade that made its noisy way from O’Connell Street to Merrion Square
Sharp increase in reports of phone call and text message fraud this year, AIB says
Attempted and successful fraudulent activity was up 297%, although the figure is based on the value of payments reported as fraudulent
European shares advance on Israel-Iran ceasefire
Iseq All-Share index jumped 1.9 per cent with Ryanair standing out as a strong feature
Global stocks fluctuate as oil erases rally
Aviation stocks drop amid soaring jet fuel prices in Europe
VAT rate cut for hospitality is back on the table - but will it be enough?
Move to reduce rate to 9% will limit room for income tax measures
Paschal Donohoe’s refusal to tackle banker bonus ban is hitting those who bought State’s shares
The Minister for Finance has lifted pay caps at AIB and PTSB, but a 89pc supertax on bonuses remains
Irish State is said to have ‘broken even’ on AIB and bailed-out banks. But this is far from the full story
Department of Finance says State ‘made’ €600m on bailout repayments but interest, inflation and opportunity cost make that far from true
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