Airline said move was necessary to ensure its survival

Citibank Europe directors say business has been affected by pandemic trends

Law obliges judge to side with recipients in Revlon loan payment case

The airline and four Irish subsidiaries are under High Court protection from creditors while an examiner puts together rescue plan

Long periods of uncertainty can take their toll on employee engagement, motivation and wellbeing

‘Harness the power of diverse thoughts and you will gain hugely in terms of creativity’

A critical aspect of supporting staff during Covid has been to listen to them as they articulate their changing needs

No 1 Harbourmaster Place is fully let to ‘big four’ accounting giant KPMG until 2026

Bank’s David Livingstone optimistic about recovery for open Irish economy

In Ireland, 98 per cent of Citibank’s employees have worked from home since mid-March

Ronan remains as country officer for Citi’s business in Ireland

Irish gaming group has spent €233m on 37 companies over last five years

Bank said plan depends on how clients react to UK exit from EU

Myles O’Grady to replace Andrew Keating later this week

WeWork’s failed listing and weak investment banking likely to weigh in third quarter

Service provider says revenue rose almost 40 per cent to €153.2 million in first half

‘We do have a raft of successful medium-sized ones and a huge amount of successful smaller companies’

Video gaming company reports a 17% rise in first-half group revenues to €146m

Derek Allgood is rolling out the auction website’s retail expansion programme

Citibank Europe’s profit after tax rose to $879m last year from $600m in 2017