An economic forecast to be published by the Government today is expected to say that the economy will continue to grow even in the "severe" scenario of a prolonged conflict…
Apple has announced that Tim Cook will step down in September, handing the chief executive job to company veteran John Ternus. The announcement answers long-simmering questions about who would succeed…
Payments company PayPal has informed the Government of plans to cut more jobs at its Irish operation. The Department of Enterprise said it received a notification of proposed collective redundancies…
YouTube has announced a new control feature that allows parents to set a time limit or turn off the YouTube Shorts feed completely within a supervised account. On the YouTube…
The Dutch government said today that it would allocate over €950m to help compensate businesses and individuals for the surge in petrol prices since the outbreak of war between the…
The top ten individual unpublished tax settlements last year yielded €240.47m for the Exchequer. That is according to new figures provided by Minister for Finance Simon Harris, which show that…
Canada's annual inflation rate rose to 2.4% in March, with prices jumping 0.9% on the month, as higher crude oil costs drove up gasoline prices, data showed today. The headline…
The population of Co Kildare has grown massively over the past century, with the 1926 Census showing an increase of 327% in the county, while Co Leitrim, Co Mayo and…
A farmers' protest and sit-in at the headquarters of Bord Bia cost the taxpayer an estimated €220,000. At one stage, the food promotion agency was spending more than €30,000 per…
Hybrid workers in Bank of Ireland have received a warning from management over meeting the minimum number of in-person attendance days. In July last year, the bank announced that staff…
Fuel and forecourt retailer Applegreen said it plans to open Northern Ireland's first Taco Bell Mexican-inspired restaurant after a successful partnership with the US-based company across Ireland and the UK.…
Minister for Finance and Tánaiste Simon Harris has said Ireland needs to "keep the powder dry" when it comes to economic planning, "for what could be a very difficult winter"…