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We probably all like to think of ourselves as being savvy, critical thinkers with a good eye for a deal. But humans are also generally inclined to choose the path…

The Irish arm of US property giant Kennedy Wilson has lodged new plans for a nine storey "world-class mixed-use office led campus" at St Stephen's Green that will have the…

Analog Devices has today forecast fourth-quarter revenue above analysts' expectations, as the company anticipates stable demand for its products despite tariff uncertainty. The chipmaker has benefited from increased demand in…

Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment Darragh O'Brien has officially launched the first large-scale solar power project developed as a joint venture between ESB and BnM, formerly known as…

Fashion jewellery retailer Claire's said today it would sell its North America business to private equity firm Ames Watson for an undisclosed amount, as the company aims to cut losses…

Around 200 hundred people have attended a public meeting in Dundrum this evening to address local concerns surrounding a planning application for a mobile drone delivery hub in the Dublin…

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that property prices registered monthly growth of 0.9% in June, the highest rate since November last year. Home prices across the country…

Wegovy-maker NovoNordisk has implemented a global hiring freeze covering job roles that are not critical for its business, the company said today. The company is battling competition from copycat versions…

Updated / Wednesday, 20 Aug 2025 10:52 Irish inflation was the third lowest in the euro zone in July, new Eurostat figures show New figures from Eurostat, the statistical office…

The trade deal between the US and the EU is close to the baseline assumed by the European Central Bank, but uncertainty persists in key sectors like pharmaceuticals and semiconductors,…