European shares closed at record high as banking and defence stocks gain
Wall Street subdued as investors watch for signs of escalation in US trade restrictions
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RSM Ireland relocates Dublin head office to Iveagh Court
Move follows acquisition of audit firm in 2023 by RSM UK
Look back in nostalgia: RTÉ seeks new sponsor for Reeling in the Years
Broadcaster has priced sponsorship deal for repeats of the enduringly popular news archive series at €100,000
Imagine expands market reach after deal with National Broadband Ireland
Armenian-owned firm says it will now be able to offer faster speeds to customers
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European markets close at fresh record high
Upbeat earnings from German industrial giant Siemens lift investor sentiment
AI infrastructure provider Crusoe opens European headquarters in Dublin
Move to grow workforce to 100 people over three years welcomed by Minister for Enterprise
Trump alarm bells drown out whispers of resistance in Washington
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Tullamore ham maker Carroll Cuisine sees pretax profit drop to €3.5m
Company now owned by Canada’s Sofina Foods paid a dividend of €7.7m for the year to the end of March 2024
Brendan O’Connor enjoys biggest gain in radio listenership in 2024
RTÉ Radio 1 records higher audiences across its weekday schedule in period including general election
Irish services sector makes ‘soft start’ to year
AIB purchasing managers index records weaker rate of growth in January
Waterstones’ Irish sales rise 4% amid ‘increased popularity’ of reading and physical bookshops
Bookseller owned by US investment group Elliott reports ‘encouraging growth’ in Irish stores
European shares edge higher in choppy trading
FTSE 100 declines but ends well off its lows amid hopes of a de-escalation in Donald Trump’s trade war.