Mark Paul

It remains in the public interest for the State to keep a grip on institutions that continue to show signs of rot

Plummeting bank shares drag Dublin’s Iseq index into the red

Caveat: President isn’t wrong when he says housing is a `disaster’ but that doesn’t mean he knows how to fix the problem

War-time leader promises to put digital technology at the centre of his country's economic rebuild

Industry representatives felt the heat at an Oireachtas committee meeting

The largest settlement was for almost €10m with a Louth fuel supplier now in liquidation

IHF says 17.6 per cent of rooms in the capital are currently not available for sale to the public, making the supply crisis worse

Fears of recession due to monetary tightening sparked a widespread selloff on Monday

The firm predicts annual completions should reach 32,000 in 2024 but that is still below Government targets to address the crisis

Surge in demand for accommodation for refugees from Ukraine and elsewhere is worsening an acute supply shortage for tourists that has led to escalating room rates

How to account for maternity pay, sick pay and bonuses among problem areas, according to firm

Talent, trade and technology the main driving factors behind mergers and acquisitions, says Eversheds

Hoteliers claim room prices are up because refugees are occupying much of their stock. But taxpayers pay them for these and sector is profiteering on remaining supply

Electrical group founded by Martin Naughton will sell the appliances unit to a Chinese company

Less of the wage-price spiral doom-mongering. Employers can't hold off on pay rises with inflation above 8% and, as the IMF says, they could always accept lower profits