Ireland’s commercial property problem: 30,000 vacant premises
GeoDirectory counts more than 30,000 commercial proeperties as vacant
Cantillon
Cash is a long way from dead just yet
Banking industry quick to report the demise of cash but people are still taking around €235m a week out of ATMs around the State
Will sale of Stillorgan Village shopping centre resolve parking fees gridlock?
Locals hoping deal might be the change needed to settle dispute
Minister makes big play of a cut in funding for etaxis
Darragh O’Brien hails return of grant incentive for battery electric taxies and limousines but funding has been cut by 44%
Success of Eli Lilly’s weight loss drugs could fatten its Irish corporate tax bill
Budgetary watchdog publishes report on State’s highly concentrated corporate tax base
Economic squeeze could signal trouble for Ireland’s work-from-home era
Labour Force Survey suggests a shift away from hybrid working, but it’s still too early to make a definitive call
Landlords’ complaints are proof public bodies cannot win
The RTB’s social media videos are exactly the type of content that will appeal to students
Has the Dublin office market turned a corner?
CBRE’s €175m investment in Iput for office developments seen as a vote of confidence in Dublin market
How the price of a pancake has risen 35% in five years
Jump in cost of pancake ingredients outpaces wider inflation
Pricey protein: This is a very bad time to be on a carnivore diet
Soaring cattle prices are widely linked to reduced livestock supply
Gabriel Makhlouf sidesteps question about second term
Central Bank of Ireland governor declines to say if he wants to stay on when current term ends
Will Tinder be the big winner on St Valentine’s Day?
Dublin-based MTCH Technology Services Limited recorded a tasty €367.8 million in revenue in 2024
Do we really need artificial intelligence instead of phonelines?
Customer service is most noticeable casualty of internet age
Bawag boss hints at future acquisitions amid PTSB chatter
Austrian lender widely expected to feature among the bidders for PTSB
Zombie devices not so smart if they allow hackers into your home
Unsecured media boxes at risk of being hijacked to facilitate large cyberattacks, Grant Thornton report says
What will Warshonomics mean for US interest rates?
Will Trump’s nominee to be the next Fed chairman reduce rates more quickly than Powell
Are Irish companies artificial intelligence sceptics?
New data suggests few are taking up the technology for now
Ireland’s ‘tax hedge’ set to continue
January’s exchequer returns indicate the Government started 2026 on positive note
The case for another ECB rate cut
Deutsche Bank looks at factors that might shift ECB off its current holding pattern
Could Digicel bondholder-owners be preparing for a sale?
Board appointment raises prospect of Denis O’Brien-founded telco testing waters on a sale that could deliver for all sides
EU economic growth belies talk of malaise
GDP growth ahead of expectations is some much needed good news
Denis O’Brien on Ireland’s need to stamp out racism and ‘move like lightning’ on infrastructure
Irish businessman shared his thoughts on these issues on podcast with Ibec chief Danny McCoy
Savings race hots up with Revolut’s 15% interest rate ... in Mexico
Neobank setting up its first bank outside Europe offers rates that Irish depositors can only dream of
Small Cork brewery shows up Big Pint with price cut
Brewery cites falling price of raw materials and stabilising energy prices as it does ‘our little bit to save Irish pubs, jobs and heritage’
Gold price surge reveals a pessimism about the world
The precious metal is a traditional safe haven for investors in times of stress
Trump’s Greenland pursuit is commercial not strategic
Greenland’s reserves of rare earth elements makes it attractive to a president who always has one eye on opportunity
Intel hits a new stumbling block
Production glitches and surge in demand for AI server chips takes the gloss off what had looked like a turnaround success for chipmaker
Diversions, delays and an icy walk into town: Taoiseach’s gruelling trip to Davos
Micheál Martin endures arduous journey to World Economic Forum and IDA Ireland dinner
Making sense of the parking charge battle at Stillorgan Shopping Centre
As landlord Kennedy Wilson faces a rent strike from retailers, could it be eyeing up the development potential of centre’s overflow car park?
Artificial intelligence ruins its latest thing – this time, affordable computers
Price of computer memory has quadrupled in past six months, according to PCPartPicker data
Could Dublin be the new Davos?
Prospect of World Economic Forum coming to Dublin would have tourism and hospitality chiefs rubbing their hands
London’s stock market is looking up, unlike Dublin’s
London bankers are optimistic about the year ahead for IPOs
Would Simon Harris accept a Vienna bank stake to sell PTSB?
Austria’s Bawag seen as a frontrunner to buy PTSB
Klarna chief executive not the right messenger on credit card fees
Head of buy now, pay later giant urges caps on US credit card company charges
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