Asda has agreed to sell a raft of supermarket stores and a depot in order to bolster its finances. The debt-laden UK grocery giant said it would secure £568m through…
Updated / Thursday, 20 Nov 2025 15:11 The unemployment rate reached 5.3% in the third quarter of this year, new CSO figures show today The unemployment rate for 15 to…
Lenovo said today it has signed long-term contracts for memory chips to ensure supplies amid rising memory prices because of surging AI demand. "We signed the optimal contract with key…
Minister Troy first Irish minister to open markets at London Stock Exchange Updated / Thursday, 20 Nov 2025 11:21 Robert Troy, the Minister for Financial Services, is the first Irish…
The Department of Social Protection has warned that some employers are trying to avoid the new pension auto-enrolment system by forcing employees to join less favourable pension schemes. The pension…
The former CEO of the Peter McVerry Trust has accused the previous board of the company of providing him with financial details that "could not have been further from the…
The European Commission will propose measures to boost supplementary pensions amid concerns that a shrinking workforce and ageing populations will mean that national pensions will become stretched over time. The…
Madeline Halpert and Brandon DrenonHarvard University has opened a new probe into the ties that its president, Larry Summers, and others at the institution had with late sex offender Jeffrey…
Danielle KayeBusiness reporterReutersChief executive Jensen Huang said sales for some of Nvidia's AI components were "off the charts"Chip giant Nvidia beat Wall Street's expectations for revenue and upcoming sales, easing…
Ford boss: 'Now is not the time to tax electric vehicles'Josh Martin,Business reporter and Sean Farrington,Business presenterBarry CroninTaxes on electric vehicles may put drivers off buying them at a time…
Nick Marsh and Osmond Chia,SingaporeHyundai chief executive José Muñoz said on Wednesday that the White House phoned him personally to apologise for a massive immigration raid at a factory in…
Michael RaceBusiness reporterThe Dutch government has suspended its intervention at Nexperia, a Chinese-owned chipmaker based in the Netherlands, following talks with China.The Hague took action in September over "serious governance…