Business

November’s exchequer data on Tuesday is expected to detail a further reversal in corporate tsx take. The scale of the slide will have implications for the public finances

Seen & Heard: Energy for data centres and ‘brain drain’ warning

Q&A: Front line staff were looking to charge you tens of thousands of euro more than they should over nursing home care

Bundesbank president says inflation is a ‘stubborn, greedy beast’ and the next phase of wrestling it down will be more difficult

Latest Central Bank data shows cash continues to be a popular choice for many

Missing just a few trading days can be very costly for your portfolio

In its complaint, Eir claims the regulator made a number of errors in its market analysis

Investors believe “nothing is happening in Ireland” says developer

Planet Business: Virgin Atlantic’s sustainable aviation fuel flight, Charlie Munger’s one-liners and the new prime minister of New Zealand

Shares in the group slid by as much as 9% this week as investors digested results

US government cash aids State-owned company's recovery

Contraction largely driven by sectors dominated by multinationals doing business outside Ireland

Let’s talk about a new Republic, the Second Republic

Warren Buffett’s right-hand man railed against active fund management

Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform said to be holding preliminary conversations on the high-profile role