The Irish arm of catalogue retailer Argos paid out a dividend of €200m following the company's withdrawal from the Irish market in 2023. The retailer shut down its 34 bricks…
Infrastructure consulting firm AECOM is set to create 100 new jobs here over the next year. The company currently employs more than 350 people across its offices in Dublin, Cork…
More US airlines cut their earnings estimates today, following a similar announcement from Delta Air Lines, saying mounting economic uncertainty has led to a pullback in corporate and consumer spending.…
The Department of Social Protection has renewed its contract with An Post to provide pensions, child benefit and other social welfare payments at Post Offices in local communities. Over 25…
White House senior counselor Peter Navarro has said that President Donald Trump was no longer planning to double steel and aluminum tariffs for Canadian imports, after Washington's talks with its…
Bank of Ireland has raised €600m from the issuance of new additional tier 1 (AT1) bonds to institutional investors with an interest rate - or coupon - of 6.125%. In…
Cyber attacks increased by 30% a year in last five years, conference hears Updated / Tuesday, 11 Mar 2025 16:54 The conference heard that businesses are investing more in cybersecurity…
Dublin Airport expects lower St Patrick's week numbers due to passenger cap Updated / Tuesday, 11 Mar 2025 13:53 Between tomorrow and next Tuesday, the airport is expecting 400,000 passengers.…
Domino's Pizza Group has today posted a slower start to 2025 and forecast muted annual profit growth amid broader economic woes, sending shares down 3.8%. British firms are tackling the…
Suzanne BearneTechnology ReporterBBCThe rise of AI is making some more cautious about their online profileAnita Smith has always been cautious about how much she shared online.But her concerns increased following…
Image source, PA MediaThames Water, the UK's biggest water company, is in financial crisis and has secured a rescue loan to avoid coming under government control.However, creditors have won the…
Joshua NevettPolitical reporterHelen CattPolitical correspondentReutersSir Keir Starmer has called the current benefits system "unsustainable", "indefensible" and "unfair", and said the government could not shrug its "shoulders and look away". Addressing…