New Aer Lingus route to Nashville flies into trade storm
Service set to kick off while US relations with rest of world are at a low point
China move is latest escalation in tariff war
Second biggest economy leaves door open to negotiations
Tariff crisis has a silver lining for Merz
US action strengthens CDU leader’s hand in government formation discussions with centre-left SPD
Why did Irish pharma exports escape the tariff guillotine?
The Government and IDA Ireland have always been more fearful of a big change in the US tax code
China’s tough tariff response sets an example for others
Beijing expected a second Trump trade war but tariff levels were at highest end of expectations
DAA made €1.4m a week from its car parks at Dublin Airport in 2023
No wonder DAA was so keen to purchase the 6,200-space former QuickPark site near the airport
Kingspan backs up planned Ukraine investment
Insulation firm breaks ground on manufacturing campus in west of country despite ongoing Russian attacks
Investors query Government cushion in €1.2bn AIB buyback
Government is guaranteed a minimum price of €6.26 a share but they have been trading as low as €5.78
Marchant’s shock departure leaves Primark in flux
Now former CEO played key role in retailer’s recent growth
Web Summit fallout: accusations aired in court may come back to haunt all three men
The full damage of the court cases could be yet to pass
Attacking Tesla will not help Europe’s car industry
Elon Musk’s company sells carbon credits to the likes of Peugeot, Opel, Citroën, Fiat and Alfa Romeo
Hybrid working is not going anywhere
Survey of IT decision makers shows vast majority are still catering to remote employees and expect little change
Finance Ireland’s move to stop mortgage lending of little surprise
Nonbank lender struggled to compete with rates offered by banks that could access cheap funding from their own customers’ deposits
Makhlouf’s housing comments touch nerve in Government
Regulator wonders out loud if Government’s many policies and interventions in housing market were ‘mutually supportive’