Most consumers trust cards over other payment methods
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…
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…
Shares of Toyota Industries were set for their biggest daily jump on record today after Japanese car maker Toyota said it was considering a potential buyout of the key parts…
Italy's Mediobanca struck back today in its fight for independence by announcing a €6.3 billion offer for private bank Banca Generali to be financed by using its stake in insurer…
Shares in meal delivery company Deliveroo jumped 17% today, the first trading session after it said it had received a $3.6 billion cash buyout proposal from US peer DoorDash. Deliveroo…
Irish company EcoVerify says it has become the first firm in the world accredited to verify carbon neutrality claims and to validate and verify Net Zero Pathways. The accreditation was…
BBCLaw student Kardo Mina says sometimes he swaps meals for coffeeUniversity students have described struggling to afford to eat meals due to rising living costs.Kardo Mina, a final year law…
The government says it has secured the raw materials needed to keep the British Steel plant at Scunthorpe going "for the coming months" into the summer.Ministers announced 55,000 tonnes of…
Nick EdserBusiness reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesMarks & Spencer has suffered a "bruise" to its reputation after it was forced to stop taking online orders following a cyber attack, an analyst…