Three-quarters of asylum seekers who first received supports in 2022 were working two years later
CSO said the number of people benefiting from the 'daily expense allowance' has increased considerably in recent years
What data tells us about International Protection Applicants
An analysis of the demographics and economic and social welfare activity of those seeking International Protection here from 2016 to 2024
Spotify flags price rises as it introduces new services
Spotify will raise prices as it invests in new features and targets 1 billion users, the Financial Times reported over the weekend, citing the music streaming provider's co-president and chief…
Patient claims her doctor insisted treatment fee be paid in One4all vouchers
The Medical Council is investigating a complaint that a consultant refused to operate on a patient unless they were first given tax free payment in the form
Grinds school backed by rugby stars and ‘Love/Hate’ actor made €417,000 loss in first year
The online secondary school grinds company backed by Brian O’Driscoll and Ireland rugby captain Caelan Doris made a €417,844 loss in its first 13 months of...
U.S. takes 10% stake in Intel, Trump administration says
The semiconductor maker has struggled to keep up with rivals such as Nvidia and AMD.
Powell says Fed may need to cut rates, will proceed carefully
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday pointed to a possible interest rate cut at the U.S. central bank's meeting next month, telling the Fed's annual Jackson Hole conference risks…
Fed chair Powell raises hopes of US rate cut
Jerome Powell appeared to back a cut to borrowing rates and played down inflation risks in his annual speech at Jackson Hole.
Thousands of workers to get pay rise this month after big cost of living change
Thousands of workers across Ireland are seeing pay rises this month following a Labour Court approved increase in minimum hourly rates, pension contributions and sick pay entitlements.
Speech by Chair Powell on the economic outlook and framework review
slide 1 Over the course of this year, the U.S. economy has shown resilience in a context of sweeping changes in economic policy. In terms of the Fed's dua
Pre-tax losses triple at Irish arm of Coveney-led SSP
Pre-tax losses at the Irish arm of multinational food and beverage firm, SSP (Select Service Partner) led by group CEO Patrick Coveney last year more than tripled to €7.4m.