Cantillon

Bank has provided ‘compelling rationale’ for the move, says ISS

Start-up backer weighing a move to cash in on some of its success stories

Irish output figures distort data for the wider euro zone again

Irish-born entrepreneur set to stand trial in San Francisco

Tech giant had been criticised for falling behind on the AI curve

Bord Bia, the State agency charged with promoting Irish food and drink ranked in third place behind An Post and credit unions

Decision opens door for thousands of homeowners with current and past arrears to push for more favourable mortgage rates

Former Bank of Ireland chief executive’s success shows Irish lenders can be used as springboard to greater things

Markets now see euro zone interest rates rising to around 3.65%

Bank net interest income soars as it gets high returns on excess savings even while raising lending rates modestly

Germany’s factory orders data plunged in March, and economists point to ECB rate hikes as the reason why

Athenry’s 1,000-job bonanza comes against ongoing concern about the carrying capacity of the Irish economy

Mirror group put in a strong performance on Facebook, but that left it exposed to the social media giant’s whims

All the signs are that, as was the case last year, there will be cash to spare - and lots of it

Fund calls for higher interest rates for longer, as well as tighter government spending

Insulation giant is the latest company to announce plans to delist from the London Stock Exchange

Gambling giant's Wall Street move has sparked questions about its future domicile

Groups say about 67,000 hectares of Smurfit Kappa controlled forests are contested

CSO figures show profits of companies operating in the Republic last year came to nearly €300 billion

Toronto-based company went public on April 12th with its grievances

Luxury goods titan became first European company to achieve a $500bn valuation on Monday, as Arnault becomes world’s richest man

The ECB faces a balancing act to tame inflation without killing the European economy

Online video taken at Shanghai Auto Show goes viral, putting BMW executives into a spin

New estimate contained in Government’s latest Stability Programme Update comes despite warnings and OECD-led reforms

Crisis era emergency bank loans and low interest rates saw exchequer benefit to the tune of €18.4bn over 13 years

Irish tinnitus start-up Neuromod banked with failed US bank as a condition of debt funding

ECB expected to hike up rates by a further 0.25 per cent next month as core inflation remains strong

Activist investor Vision Capital has called for Ires Reit to be put up for sale as its shares are trading well below the value the company puts on its assets

Guinness owner’s move is another loosening of its ties to Ireland

The aircraft-maker says a fittings problem ‘will likely affect a significant number of undelivered 737 Max airplanes, both in production and in storage

Average interest rates for deposits from business customers are more than double the rate for consumers

It is easier to break even when costs have been cut to the bone

Cantillon: Nonbank lenders had been expected to help fill the void after the departure of Ulster Bank and KBC Bank from Irish market

Co-op shareholders are uneasy about how the board plans to finance its stake in spun-out traditional dairy joint venture

Strong demand combined with supply shortages will keep upward pressure on prices but higher interest rates will contrain buyers

End-date for daily printed papers puts pressure on Mediahuis to increase its digital subscriber total

Broadcaster is right not to spend millions in public money to keep outdated service going

Federal authorities have indicated a new willingness to get tough with the sector’s biggest players in recent weeks

Why would any organisation pay almost €1,000 a month for a gold badge?

Having refused to extend State pension age, failure to address how to fund it will impoverish already living future generations