Tag: Business

Jack and Sophie are the most popular boys’ and girls’ names, while the names Caleb and Rhea are becoming increasingly popular with parents, new data from t...

On a monthly basis, prices rose by 0.7 per cent as consumers faced higher energy, transport and food costs

More than 500 people are diagnosed with Oesophageal Cancer each year in Ireland, and it is estimated 2,000 people are currently living with the disease. New research from the Oesophageal…

Limerick brothers say online payments using Stripe rose by 38% to $1.4tn last year

Pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, cars and food are targets after Trump signed a memorandum on Thursday for a ‘fair and reciprocal plan’

Irish-headquartered clinical research organisation ICON plc is facing a class action lawsuit in the US over allegations that it made "false and/or misleading statements" about its financial performance, which the…

One-in-five people using drugs and alcohol have symptoms of ADHD according to research carried out for Citywide Drugs Crisis Campaign.

The Central Bank has fined Dublin-based stockbrokers Cantor Fitzgerald €452,790 for failing to report suspicious transactions to regulators in breach of insider trading rules.

Home builder Cairn Homes has reported higher revenues and profits for 2024 and said it expects this year to be another strong year for its operations.

Tesco will be discontinuing a handy feature on their app within a matter of days as they have alerted customers that the service will be removed from the Tesco app

Glanbia has confirmed that it will sell the SlimFast brand as it released its preliminary financial results for 2024 today.

CCPC says Ireland is lagging behind countries such as Australia and the UK in providing centralised databases of used car histories accessible to car buyers