Strong US jobs data likely to mean further Trump pressure on Fed to cut rates
Latest data shows few signs of tariffs' impact as of yet
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IPL Plastics now a far cry from its One51 days
Company that emerged from Philip Lynch’s One51 set for billion euro merger with Dutch firm
Glanbia’s top brass feel the ire of shareholders
Kilkenny-based nutritional group has lost the confidence of some investors
Why bother with AIB’s new non-green mortgage rates?
While AIB’s rate cuts are welcome, they don’t move the dial when compared with existing variable equivalents at the same lender
Andersen’s return shows the power of a strong brand, for better and worse
Original Arthur Andersen accountancy giant collapsed amid scandal in 2002
Further ECB rate cut in June all but guaranteed
Reduced inflation threat combined with hit to growth from US tariffs points towards another cut
Apple’s India shift shows folly of tariff logic
Tech giant moves production to another low-cost location but not back to the US
Will AIB pull State stock buyback terms if shares fail to rally by agm?
Terms to offer to buy back substantial chunk of remaining bailout-era holding in bank were agreed before Trump ignited market turmoil
Insurers’ reinsurance deals with overseas parents muddy earnings
The top five insurers here ceded 40% of their combined €3.42 billion of premiums written by local entities, filings show
Could Leixlip engineer its way out of Intel cuts?
Once dominant chip maker has already shed 13 per cent of its global workforce
Big Pharma goes tone deaf
European drug company bosses say the answer to a perceived lack of competitiveness in the EU is to hike medicine prices to US levels
Big pharma sees positive side effects in Trump tariffs
Industry has used trade opportunity to hand European Commission a shopping list of asks
Hotels will not be so hospitable to tax proposals
Unpopular visitor levy is pitched again as a way local authorities can raise revenues
Policing short-term lets to become a legal nightmare
Plan suggested for deciding penalties on errant platforms seems promote bureaucracy over efficiency
ECB interest rate cut seems nailed on but what about the outlook?
Trump’s erratic tariffs policy makes forecasting on interest rates very difficult for central bank
Will tariffs spoil Kerrygold’s US party?
Ornua’s signature butter product is on average 50% more expensive than United States rivals
Kenmare shares off highs as Carvill faces bid deadline
Former managing director and private equity partners likely to seek extension of Takeover Panel deadline for further approach
Why is Ireland-US tourist data going south?
Declines in the number of visitors have been recorded in data sets for both countries
ESRI report highlights growing North-South prosperity gap
Republic’s economy ahead of Northern Ireland in nearly every metric
European Union faces balancing act on Big Tech taxes
Commission president has floated idea in response to Trump tariffs
China seeks to make common cause with European Union over Trump’s tariffs
Both targeted by US president’s levies
New Aer Lingus route to Nashville flies into trade storm
Service set to kick off while US relations with rest of world are at a low point
China move is latest escalation in tariff war
Second biggest economy leaves door open to negotiations
Tariff crisis has a silver lining for Merz
US action strengthens CDU leader’s hand in government formation discussions with centre-left SPD
Why did Irish pharma exports escape the tariff guillotine?
The Government and IDA Ireland have always been more fearful of a big change in the US tax code
China’s tough tariff response sets an example for others
Beijing expected a second Trump trade war but tariff levels were at highest end of expectations
DAA made €1.4m a week from its car parks at Dublin Airport in 2023
No wonder DAA was so keen to purchase the 6,200-space former QuickPark site near the airport
Kingspan backs up planned Ukraine investment
Insulation firm breaks ground on manufacturing campus in west of country despite ongoing Russian attacks
Investors query Government cushion in €1.2bn AIB buyback
Government is guaranteed a minimum price of €6.26 a share but they have been trading as low as €5.78
Marchant’s shock departure leaves Primark in flux
Now former CEO played key role in retailer’s recent growth
Web Summit fallout: accusations aired in court may come back to haunt all three men
The full damage of the court cases could be yet to pass
Attacking Tesla will not help Europe’s car industry
Elon Musk’s company sells carbon credits to the likes of Peugeot, Opel, Citroën, Fiat and Alfa Romeo
Hybrid working is not going anywhere
Survey of IT decision makers shows vast majority are still catering to remote employees and expect little change
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