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Global shares trade slightly higher despite market-moving Nvidia resignation
Iseq All-Share index retreats 0.16 per cent to close at 15,011.50
European shares near record high as lower oil prices boost sentiment
Nvidia shares fall amid new reports about chief executive Huang’s affair
Bad news for Government: inflation triggers slowdown in construction
Survey of businesses in sector offer little cheer for a Government seeking wins in housing and infrastructure
Two-thirds of workers fear their pension won’t be big enough to fund their retirement
Despite concerns, over six in 10 workers have never reviewed pension arrangements with an adviser
European shares tumble while US stocks soar
Iseq All-Share index falls 0.73 per cent at end of the trading week
Why are the chief executives of Ireland’s big banks so coy about their strong growth?
Digital challengers are making inroads, while credit unions are expanding their mortgage books
AIB raises outlook after sharp rise in new lending
Net interest income rose 2% to €2.87bn in the first nine months, while new lending rose to €12.3bn
Inflation in services sector surges to three-year high
Fuel and energy driving higher prices in the services sector
Paddy McKillen firm behind luxury Dublin apartment block records €5.5m ‘loan forgiveness’
Units in the six-storey residential project on Lad Lane in Dublin 2 were sold for up to €1.8 million
Heavyweight tech stocks plummet as AI cash burn spooks investors
European technology shares posted their worst day since July
Irish economy grows by 5.5% in GDP terms despite inflation challenges
Multinational exports drive healthy growth numbers
Housing completions up 10.6% in first nine months of 2026
Apartments and scheme dwelling completions up sharply in third quarter
Ireland avoids ‘snowball effect’ of weak growth and higher debt payments
AIB highlights Ireland’s improving debt metrics but warns we cannot take our success for granted
Spending on data centre fit-outs fuelling economic growth, claims AIB
Bank says Irish economy to grow at ‘solid’ 3.8% this year despite concerns over possible 5% peak inflation
AI boom and simmering oil prices boost global stocks, but Brazil election knocks some back
Shares traded in Dublin began the week on a steady upward trajectory
Who owns Galway’s main thoroughfares? From Shop Street to the Spanish Arch Car Park
An examination of property records from Quay Street to Williamsgate Street shows much of the area remains in local hands
Revolut’s outage was a warning to us all
High-profile incidents highlight Europe’s precarious position when it comes to who controls tech infrastructure
Millions affected by Revolut disruption linked to Google Cloud outage
Fintech says data and customer money remain safe
France unrest pushes European shares down despite tech rebound
Irish market begins week in red amid weakness in banking and some construction stocks
European shares notch up strong week as earnings cushion tech sell-off
Irish index of shares ends week on positive note
AIB cuts four-year fixed mortgage rate for borrowers
The move comes following two interest rate hikes by the European Central Bank in the past six months
Global stocks edge lower as AI and rate fears hit tech
Investors unnerved by valuations of firms in artificial intelligence sector
House building slides in September
Construction industry grew only narrowly last month but companies optimistic for future
European stocks rise with banks proving a safe bet
Stocks in Ireland’s Iseq All-Share index largely began the week on a positive note
‘Politeness premium’ costing Irish consumers €600m each year, research suggests
Fewer than one in 20 Irish adults will always ask for money they are owed back
Colin Hunt’s AIB share awards, and AI’s impact on the labour market
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AIB chief Colin Hunt eyes shares worth 100% of salary as bank expected to raise targets
Bank set up new share awards plan to get around continuing limit on bonuses
Global shares fall as oil tops $105 amid fresh tanker attacks by Iran
Ryanair falls as Michael O’Leary warns that ‘insanely higher’ jet fuel prices could last until 2028
Service sector activity strengthens despite price pressures
Latest PMI for State’s services sector indicates growth with inflationary pressure
Who owns Galway’s Eyre Square? The billionaires, hoteliers and publicans running the central plaza
A property-by-property examination reveals the square’s diverse cast of investors, families and public bodies
Shares tumble as government bond rout deepens on rising oil prices
French shares drop after budget cuts announced
Irish factory output surges to almost five-year high in September as export orders expand
‘Healthy demand backdrop’ for manufacturers but fuel and transport costs on the rise, says AIB
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