Dublin art auctioneer Ian Whyte is to retire and sell his stake for €2m

Control of Whyte’s auction house passes to his family, as the market for art ‘booms’

Markets buoyant as investors in Europe and US show renewed appetite for risk

Pillar banks drive Iseq into positive territory but fuel price increases hit travel stocks

State has ‘dual economy’ between multinationals and domestic firms, budget office says

Independent Oireachtas unit warns Government must close deficit as economy recovers

Firm linked to maternity consultant in €1.5m tax settlement

Medical doctors prominent on latest tax defaulters list

Forecourt retailer Circle K buys 10 Dublin convenience stores

Canadian group buys 10 high-profile Londis convenience outlets from Griffin Group

Lidl Ireland aims for ‘carbon neutrality’ but admits it will come at cost

Measures include solar panels on stores and more EV charging points in car parks

‘Irish FBI for white collar crime’ to be established in coming weeks

Corporate Enforcement Authority to replace Office of Director of Corporate Enforcement

ESB sues truck makers, Circle-K and cashless tills, and tax on share options

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Consumer spending spree sees July VAT receipts rise 7.5% on 2019 level

Exchequer returns show tax receipts are almost 12.4% higher than expected

Taoiseach’s office contradicts Department of Health on PCR rules for children’s travel

Government clarifies rules around ages of children who need tests upon returning from abroad

Pubs in Ireland stuck in a loop while Irish pubs abroad forge ahead

Agenda: Publicans abroad believe State authorities ‘over cautious’ with Covid-19 restrictions

Declan Kelly leaves charity board after drunken behaviour at party

Teneo chief quits Global Citizen and cedes some of his duties at strategy firm

Eco-resort planned for Midlands peninsula sold by Lenihan family

Yewpoint by Lough Ree purchased by Hodson Bay group is set for tourism development

Opening of travel bubble between Britain and Ireland planned

Irish citizens could holiday in UK within weeks

Micksgarage founders complete partial MBO, almost doubling stake

Ulster Bank backs buyout of some private investors

Changes may be needed to make banks address bad loans faster – McGuinness

Commissioner expresses ‘concern’ over likely loan defaults after pandemic

JWT’s demise, chef ‘Gaz’ Smith expands Michael’s, and banks advice not ‘free’

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Insolvent SMEs may be able to write down tax debts in ‘examinership lite’

Minister says business community will be happy with proposals in front of Cabinet

Brewers want State aid to get rid of out-of-date drink

Irish beer exports to US fell 45% in 2020 as pandemic hit drinks sector hard

Bord Bia kicks off campaign to support €2.5bn segment of food market

Prepared consumer foods sector under pressure from Brexit and pandemic

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