Revenues have rebounded dramatically in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic

Private bus operator which closed Galway-Dublin route last year has also pulled back on routes in south Dublin and Wicklow

Hopes for Ukraine peace deal drag defence stocks lower while top tech stocks take a backwards step in New York

Irish regulator is ‘recognised across Europe for supervisory standards’, company says

Directors of Meadows and Byrne subsidiary warn ‘sourcing and pricing of key inputs’ remain a challenge

Traders are navigating lighter volumes at the start of a holiday-shortened week

Circle K MD talks about not being able to get some service stations connected to the grid, building big and serving up healthier food options in-store

ECB opted to keep rates unchanged but offered more positive commentary on euro area economy

Greystar now operates close to 1,000 student beds here, making it one of the largest players in the market

Tech giant facing third US tax court case in recent years related to transactions from 2010

Pension auto-enrolment and minimum wage increases will heighten ‘financial distress’ early next year, says Azets Ireland

Decline in arrears has been helped by strength of economy despite threat of global shocks

Combination will create leading convenience food business in the UK with £4bn revenues

European defence stocks dip amid hopes for Ukraine peace deal

Rising retail crime adding to cost base as supermarkets forced to hire security staff