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NBC reporting that Trump is frustrated with Ross over failed trade negotiations
Latest figures show trade between Republic and Britain remains strong
Resilient domestic consumption gives government some leeway as it tries to negotiate an end to trade dispute with US
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UK at highest risk of recession since 2007, says think-tank
Tech giants can learn from fall of big investment banks and how they mistook super-normal profits as new norm
Warning comes as France pushes ahead with 3% tax on digital revenues
CSO numbers show burden is four times higher than pre-crisis levels
John FitzGerald: Price level here is more than compensated for by other factors
Smart Money: Going to a fee-paying school does not guarantee the best education
Rate reflects growing expectations the ECB and other major central banks are on track to cut rates
Move comes hours after Washington threatened sanctions against France for similar levy
‘High’ house prices may be affected by UK crashing out of EU, bank report says
Irish people spent €142bn in 2018 as the economy continued to surge despite rising global uncertainty
French senators vote to impose a 3% charge on turnover at 30 companies, including Alphabet, Apple, Facebook and Amazon
80% of cement used in North’s building industry comes from three factories in South
In 2018 the Government granted approval for the phased recruitment of an additional 600 people to Revenue to meet the challenges posed by Brexit
‘Uncertainties about the outlook have increased in recent months,’ says Jay Powell
Business investment in US ‘seems to have slowed notably’, Jerome Powell says
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