A Johnny Ronan firm involved in a long running legal dispute concerning €1m Harry Clarke stained glass windows at Bewley's Cafe on Grafton Street in Dublin recorded post tax losses…
Rayhan DemytrieBBC South Caucasus correspondentReporting fromYerevanBBCYoung Armenians, such as nine-year-old Slavik, are attending technology classesIn Armenia tech education starts early.In a typical three-storey state school in the suburbs of Yerevan,…
There are signs Trump could be ready to retreat on tariffsBBCOver the past week I have crossed a radically changing North America, from Arizona to Washington DC in the US…
Vodafone Ireland has named Sabrina Casalta as its new Chief Executive Officer as of 1 May 2025. Ms Casalta, who most recently served as the interim CEO and Chief Financial…
The UN World Food Programme will cut staff by 25-30% as funding for the global aid agency plummets, according to an internal email seen today by AFP. President Donald Trump…
IBM will invest $150 billion in the US, including on facilities for quantum computer production, over the next five years, the latest American technology company to back the Trump administration's…
An Bord Pleanála has rejected plans by builders, Bartra for its plans for a €30m apartment scheme for Dublin's Old Navan Road. It is now the second failed attempt by…
73% of Irish consumers trust cards over all other payment methods, new data shows. The research carried out by Payments Europe reveals that 55% of consumers believe cards are the…
The owner of multi-award-winning Brown Bag Films recorded pre-tax losses of €4.6m last year as the business continued to be hit by the downturn in the animation content industry. New…
Crude oil prices fell more than $1 a barrel today as demand fears arising from the trade war between the United States and China were pressing down demand at the…
Despite challenging circumstances global IPO markets showed resilience in the first quarter of 2025, with an increase in both deal volume and value globally. The latest EY Global IPO Trends…
Spain's unemployment rate inched up in the first quarter, official data showed today, a sign of prudence by some employers in an economy still forecast to outperform its European peers…