Growth in data centre systems to drop off, Goodbody expects
‘Supply is not currently close to matching demand levels at this stage,’ report says
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House asking price inflation in Ireland slowed in late 2025, report finds
Existing homeowners still ‘reluctant’ to move due to difficult market conditions
CRH’s US move pays off with S&P 500 inclusion
Construction materials giant to join index later this month
Glanbia targeting growth of 7-11% in earnings per share
Davy analysts say headline targets ‘strike a good balance between ambition and achievability’
Just 15% of women confident about their investment decisions, survey finds
Younger women looking to invest report feeling unsure of where to start
The financial brokers aiming to tap into Ireland’s ‘medium earners’
Advisers’ firms seek deals to tap market with more than €550bn in assets to manage
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Stockbroker Goodbody back in profit and Dublin Airport passenger charges
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Northern Ireland software company Kainos expects to deliver profit of €79m this year
Group said its business overall improved in the final quarter of the financial year, recording low-single-digit percentage growth
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Diageo scraps guidance amid tariffs and demand uncertainty
Company is under pressure as sales slip despite 13% surge for Guinness
Diageo faces possible $600m hit from tariffs
Guinness-maker highlights changing political landscape globally and the threat of tariffs as a key risk to its business
Goodbody pursues bid for BCP to boost asset management
BCP appointed KPMG late last year to advise on strategic options
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