Smart Money: the odds are against a big win, but the outside chance is enough to pull us in
Italy fell into recession at the end of 2018 and growth of just 0.2% is expected this year
Revenue says figures for February are three times the whole month of January
The aim is to protect the EU’s industrial base from what is seen as predatory competition from China and threats from trade wars
Figure still lags the UK average of 75.8 per cent and is the worst of any region in the UK
Northern Irish company will refurbish 3,800-guest Norwegian Cruise Line ship
But the rate of labour market growth is starting to slow, CSO figures suggest
PwC survey finds nearly half of Irish business leaders think AI will have a larger impact
Four multinational executives earning over €3m availed of costly Sarp scheme in 2016
Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from ‘The Irish Times’ business desk
InterTrade Ireland survey finds many big firms are struggling to get new staff
Heather Humphreys says Brexit could cause delays for goods supplied through UK
Canberra vetoes UK’s aim to join Trans-Pacific partnership as it is ‘not in the Pacific’
Property is, in fact, a touch more volatile than most of us seem to realise while stocks produce the best returns of any asset class over the long run
Local Enterprise Offices in all regions are to start providing courses in the coming weeks
Multinationals still favouring the capital when looking to establish or expand here
Private-equity fund founder Michael Calvey accused of defrauding Russian bank
Business week: Bertie Ahern tells it like it is, property prices, and Anglo Irish Bank
Longer term refinancing options being discussed, Benoît Coeuré said
Figures show imports also hit a new high, increasing by 14% or €10bn to €90.2bn
Sigmar Recruitment co-founder Frank Farrelly on avoiding the economic shocks ahead
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