New Fed chief seeks to end forward guidance
Warsh believes forward guidance boxes the Fed in and makes it harder to shift course
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With shareholders lining up to oppose its takeover, this is an important week for DCC
Private equity bidders have until 5pm on July 8th to either make a firm offer or withdraw from potential takeover of Dublin energy group
Has the tide already turned for judicial reviews in planning?
Government which warned of paralysis on big projects took 19 months to action fees already legislated for
Idea to relocate Dublin Port and use site for housing is dealt major blow
Idea of moving city port ‘both implausible and impractical’, says draft national policy review
Hospitality wins from VAT rate cut but no benefit for consumers
Northern Ireland’s hospitality sector has joined a UK-wide campaign for a reduction in the British VAT rate
ECB plan may shave millions off banks’ interest income
Europe’s central bank is looking to increase amount banks must hold in minimum cash reserves to cut its costs
Does the Irish hospitality sector still need VAT rate cut?
Cost to the taxpayer is expected to be more than €230m this year and in excess of €680m for a full year
ACCA excludes Peter McVerry Trust auditor but does minimum to publicise case
Notification of the pubic hearing of the case was by a way of an obscure “pre-hearing notice” on the ACCA website
Banks confirm a U-turn on ATMs under pressure
Bank of Ireland update notes that it may install new basic ATMs in shops where current provision does not meet access to cash rules set down in law
Revolut drops the hammer on hybrid working for graduates
Neobank’s move makes clear work from home becoming less common for many
Where Irish chief executives rank when it comes to pay in the United States
Bosses of S&P 500-listed firms are all doing well, but they are all dwarfed by Elon Musk
Even the cloud cannot solve everything
Data centre fire in India underlines just how vulnerable our digital information can be with even the latest technology
Alan Greenspan’s mixed legacy as Federal Reserve chairman
Longtime US Fed chair presided over long period of growth but also played a part in creating conditions for global financial crisis
Salesforce hopes Fin deal can paper over its AI cracks
Rationale for the acquisition is clear but also suggests software giant has underperformed its own hype
Increased company ownership transparency is welcome
Companies Registration Office seeking ways to verify data filed by firms
Billionaire O’Leary dampens succession hopes of Ryanair crew
Ryanair Group CEO signs a new contract until 2032
Manna’s Irish growth plans grounded for now by local opposition to drone deliveries
Bobby Healy’s delivery firm faces fresh setback as permission refused for south Dublin hub
More investment in innovation and research needed from Irish food sector
While many State supports are available, the industry has been slow to invest in R&D, critics say
UniCredit-Commerzbank battle turns nasty
Takeover battle between Italian and German firm has been frought from day one
China forges ahead on digital currency while Europe’s banks look on
Project in Asia looks well ahead of digital euro
KPMG the latest firm to be caught out using AI
Top consultancy apparently used artificial intelligence to source parts of a report extolling virtues of AI
Will fans finally say ‘no’ at World Cup 2026?
Almost 200,000 tickets are still available for group stage games as the World Cup opens in Mexico
AIB holdouts present a headache for the bank
Four in 10 small shareholders rejected bank’s offer to sell their shares while covering any stockbroker charges
David McRedmond gets ready for life after An Post
David McRedmond joins board of Irish Life Assurance
DCC boss notes short-term public market pressures as bid deadline looms
Is Donal Murphy warming to the idea of DCC being taken private?
Successful launch of SpaceX IPO is far from certain
Elon Musk’s space exploration business thinks it’s worth $1.75tn, but some analysts value it at only half that
While some US companies pay more Irish tax than at home, reverse is true for CRH and Smurfit
Data filed with the SEC lift lid on how much US companies pay to exchequer here and how much Irish behemoths are paying to American authorities
Meta scores a rare win on EU regulation
EU’s general court rules Facebook Marketplace should not be regulated under bloc’s Digital Markets Act
Ulster Bank bailout shortfall mirrors UK’s £10.5bn gap on NatWest recovery
Ulster Bank wind-down leaves little scope for further gains
Yuno Energy price increase underlines the power of switching providers
Yuno Energy the latest provider to hike prices
Are falling loans for home purchase a canary in the property coal mine?
Economic realism starts to weigh on monthly figures published by the banking sector ahead of high profile tech job losses
Simon Harris and Jack Chambers get the filibuster treatment
Oireachtas committee chairman holds two senior Ministers and their officials in otherwise empty room for 40 minutes
Flutter CEO will not travel for company’s AGM
Peter Jackson has opted not to travel for shareholders’ meeting as investors ponder near halving of the value of the shares this year
Kingspan slips back into motor racing
Cavan building materials group sponsored Conor Daly’s car at Indianapolis 500
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