How Bulmers owner’s new chief plans to put the fizz back into former market darling
C&C’s fifth CEO in as many years sets sights on recapturing glory days of Magners cider
Insurers and businesses call for injury guidelines reform as 17% rise planned
Judicial Council put forward proposal
Citigroup’s EU hub becomes largest bank in Ireland following significant balance-sheet growth
Profits jump 19% to $2.07bn, driven by interest income and fees and commissions growth in its services division
William Fry ends merger talks with Eversheds’ Irish arm
Law firm staff told of development five months after potential merger talks first emerged
European stocks dip following two-day rally as investors eye US-EU trade talks
Iseq ends day down as housebuilding stocks advance
Millionaire Barry English checks into Dalata as bidders circle
US investment firms Starwood, Davidson Kempner, Apollo and Bain said to be among bidders
Department of Finance to wind down special bank shareholdings unit
Group oversaw State shareholdings in banks after financial crash, wind down of IBRC and working out of Nama
AIB weighs sale of more problem loans with face value of €500m
Portfolio featuring mortgages, business and unsecured loans includes borrowings that soured during Covid-19 pandemic
Google CEO says tech group committed to Ireland
Seen & heard: Developers warn on housing; Marlet’s retail parks shortlist; Click.ie collapse file for DPP; UGG owner takes Primark to court in US
Fifteen years, €24.3m and 1,384 pages later, was the Irish Nationwide inquiry really worth it?
Long running inquiry announced findings this week
Green energy: ‘There’s no transition without transmission,’ says Aer Soléir boss
Constraints across Europe’s electricity grids among issues affecting path to net-zero emissions, says head of renewables group with 3GW of projects
European stocks fall amid weak economic data
US markets react to Trump’s tax and spending bill and related debt concerns
Bank of Ireland ‘actively considering’ buying out small legacy shareholders
Stakes diluted in crisis-era bailouts
INBS inquiry finds litany of regulatory breaches by collapsed lender
Building society suffered financial losses in excess of €6bn between 2008 and 2010
EY, Arthur Cox and Mason Hayes main winners from €24.3m INBS inquiry
Central Bank governor Gabriel Makhlouf says costs reflect 15-year length and complexity of investigations