Large amount of savings in low-yielding accounts described as ‘missed opportunity’
Central Bank data show up to €140 billion of Irish deposits still resides in overnight deposit accounts, accruing just 0.13 per cent in interest
Irish woman in line for top White House role under Donald Trump
Gail Slater, originally from Dalkey in south Co Dublin, is frontrunner to lead the US Federal Trade Commission under Donald Trump
Slowdown in EV sales could delay rollout of Maxol’s charging network, CEO warns
Concern over developing charging network too quickly ‘when the demand isn’t there’ as non-fuel sales now account for 40% of business
Rents in Dublin now averaging €2,476 per month with prices rising again, report finds
Open-market rents in the capital rising at annual rate of 5.2%, double that seen at end of last year
Stocks dip, bitcoin nears $90,000 as ‘Trump trade’ takes hold
In Europe, shares were lower, weighed down by names with a large exposure to China
Trump ‘the elephant in the room’ for Irish foreign direct investment
Investment conference told US election result pose big risk to Ireland’s industrial strategy
Ireland’s €54bn exposure to Trump’s tariff plan
Data suggests we have an outsized exposure to any potential trade war between Brussels and Washington
Tesco generates full-year sales of €3.3bn in Ireland and posts double-digit rise in profit
UK grocery chain says it commanded a market share in the Republic of 23.6 per cent at the end of its last financial year
Aer Lingus will not cut flights from Dublin Airport next summer, chief executive says
Carrier blames increased competition and industrial for €88m slide in profit in first nine months of this year
Irish inflation remains at three-year low of 0.7% in October
Latest official figures, however, show wide variety in rate of price growth across sectors
Jones Engineering enjoys near doubling in profit as overseas business takes off
Contractor involved in building data centres sees profit after tax jump by 81% to €70.8m
Ireland’s unemployment rate rises as recruiter reports fall-off in job postings
Number of people classified as unemployed rises by 1,200 to 121,200 between September and October
First €3bn tranche of Apple tax money lands in State coffers
Latest exchequer returns data from Department of Finance show the Government collected €3.5bn in corporate tax receipts in October
Men account for three-quarters of Ireland’s top earners
CSO earnings data indicate men represented 73.6% of those in the top 1 per cent income bracket last year
Personal loans soar to record level in second quarter
Banking and Payments Federation Ireland figures show more than 60,000 drawdowns valued at €641m between April and June