Controversial new rent rules come into effect from today. The law has been introduced by the Government which says it is necessary to increase the supply of housing. However, the…
UK group AAB has expanded its Irish footprint by acquiring Dublin's FM Accountants and Carlow-based LSMQ. In recent months AAB also acquired three firms in Ireland - Ormsby & Rhodes,…
The US and Israeli strikes against Iran could severely disrupt the global supply of crude oil and send prices soaring to levels not seen in years. Major producer Iran remains…
It is not yet known what impact global layoffs will have on the Irish operation of financial technology firm Block. The company has announced that it will cut over 4,000…
Now that the dust has settled on the dramatic US Supreme Court ruling which rejected Donald Trump's tariffs, the immediate impact on Ireland has become clear. Visibly furious, the US…
There was always plenty of money to be made in the world of weight loss – whether it was through diet plans, supplements, exercise programmes or surgical intervention. Nowadays, though,…
US President Donald Trump told the US government to "immediately" stop using Anthropic's technology after the AI start-up rejected the Pentagon's demand that it agree to unconditional military use of…
Paddy Power and FanDuel-owner Flutter Entertainment has forecast modest profit growth for 2026 far below analyst expectations due to challenges in the betting giant's main US market compounded by its…
Professional services firm Aon said that Storm Éowyn last year led to industry losses of an estimated €661m. The Aon analysis that reveals Éowyn was the costliest windstorm on record…
Digital bank Monzo said today it plans to grow its Irish team to 70, almost doubling its headcount here by the middle of 2027. Monzon said its expansion plan builds…
BASF has flagged that 2026 adjusted operating income could slip or rise only slightly in difficult markets, missing market expectations and prompting the chemicals giant to step up cost-saving efforts.…
New research from AI Ireland shows that 74% of Irish businesses are now actively using artificial intelligence and have moved beyond the experimental phase with the technology. The study is…