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ECB chief economist Philip Lane links surprise strength of goods inflation to corporate profitability

Britain is moving towards younger enrolment in compulsory workplace pensions without any lower limit in earnings

Minister will be hoping the sun shines on the Irish film industry during her Los Angeles visit

Revised CSO estimates for Irish GDP could mean the euro zone as a whole slipped into the red late last year

Greencoat results show how energy industry profits from wind

Annualised price growth in February was 8%, up from 7.5% in the previous month, CSO figures indicate

Youth and long-term joblessness numbers encouraging but hospitality has ground to make up

Prices set to continue rising because of supply shortages, but others disagree, says industry source

Bank of Ireland can't afford any more scandal if bonuses are to become acceptable to the wider public

Listed crypto exchange lost $2.6bn last year amid broader downturn

Issues have arisen around cleanliness and overflowing bins at the facility, while the DAA has said it needs more money

Energy markets are complex and there are valid reasons why consumers aren’t benefitting immediately from fall in wholesale electricity prices

The five-star hotel in Dublin saw its average room rate rise by 19% in euro terms last year

While markets have started the year positively and inflation seems to be in retreat, there are a number of worrying signs

Lender was happy to defend itself when pursuing debts tied to Ivan Yates a decade ago

Paul Krugman says Irish officials are in denial

Optimism from the sector’s big players needs to be taken with a large pinch of salt

Bank of Ireland’s move to improve parental leave offering should widen the talent pool it can access

While the German company sits on €1.2bn worth of unsold stock after Ye’s fall from grace, another footwear brand is walking on air

CSO figures show goods exports hit a record €208 billion last year

Closure of immigrant investor programme may hit some philanthropic projects

Modified domestic demand points to Ireland’s economy growing, but not by much

Rents for sitting tenants have jumped by average of 4.2% a year in Dublin over past decade, meaning you’d be paying two-thirds more now than in 2012

Nine per cent VAT rate for hospitality, VAT reduction on energy bills and excise cut on petrol and diesel

Companies eschew big-budget slots for fear of further alienating a dubious public

It is easy to get caught up with confident, chatty technology and forget it is not infallible

Majority of companies yet to deliver on their promise to leave country

No real end in sight to high energy bills

Trip was announced at a reception hosted by the US-Ireland Partnership for Growth, which was set up in Washington DC last yea

Regulation of GDPR rules has become a political, legal and cultural tug of war

Another half point increase is widely expected in March and one more thereafter

EU governments may oppose ECB increases if inflation keeps falling

Airline favours debt repayment and capital spending

Multinational exports once again place economy at top of growth league tables but GDP has little relevance to cash-strapped households

Potential stock sale is not the surprise - the timing is

Latest CSO data point to weakening environment but that’s to be expected

Original aim of delivering 9,000 social homes has had to be downgraded to 6,500 or under

Trading activity in the still-niche assets slumped to two-year lows in late 2022

Briefing documents for Minister concede there is little chance of meeting Government’s self-imposed deadline

Euro zone now expected to avoid recession on back of lower energy prices