State faces more ‘turbulent’ landscape for foreign investment, IDA warns
Agency said it secured 234 investment wins in 2024 which are projected to create 13,500 jobs over the coming years
TikTok’s Irish arm sets aside $1bn to cover cost of possible data breach fines
Despite a near doubling of revenue, Chinese-owned video-sharing platform’s Irish business reports loss of over $1 billion
Up to €15bn of corporate tax could be temporary, Central Bank warns
Regulator also claims Government should be diverting more of these receipts into State’s two long-term savings funds
‘Don’t miss out’: Developing the hydrogen fuel industry could transform transport in Ireland
In 10 years, Ireland could cut emissions in hard-to-reach transport sectors, says Hydrogen Mobility Ireland
Blarney Woollen Mills swings back into profit amid increased retail demand
Subsidiary which operates three Blarney Woollen Mills stores reports increased turnover and profit but warns of issues on sourcing and pricing of inputs
US construction testing group Fenagh sets up European base in Dublin
Dublin expansion will create 35 jobs and will serve as a launchpad for Fenagh’s broader European expansion plans
Gender pay gap at The Irish Times narrows to less than 1%
Irish Times Group had previously highlighted the appointment of more women to senior executive positions as the main reason for the reduced pay gap
Ireland’s tax wealth now in crosshairs of incoming Trump administration
The Government has never had it so good but that hasn’t gone unnoticed in Washington
Central Bank governor favours gradual ECB rate cuts over ‘large moves’
Gabriel Makhlouf says disinflation process remains on track while warning economic outlook remains uncertain
Inflation remains close to three-year low of 1%
Latest inflation data comes as European Central Bank is expected to reduce interest rates by another quarter point
Government may need to revise spending plans if Trump targets Irish pharma sector
ESRI highlights Ireland’s potential exposure to a more protectionist stance in Washington
Irish house prices overvalued by 10%, increasing risk of a ‘painful correction’, ESRI warns
Economic think tank cautions that increasing number of Irish households are carrying ‘elevated’ levels of mortgage debt
One in five people expect to pay mortgage in retirement, survey finds
Study by Royal London Ireland indicates almost a third do not expect to own a home outright by retirement
Households worse off over failure to peg tax and welfare changes to income growth - ESRI
Budget 2025 seen as ‘broadly progressive’ with lower income households benefiting more
Europe stocks close lower, snapping eight-session streak
Investors gear up for the latest US inflation report and ECB rate decision