Centrica

Iseq underperforms as quarantine possibility stalls travel stocks

Trading subdued across Europe due to US shutdown for Martin Luther King jnr Day

Virus fears hit European shares as UK stocks rise on reopening hopes

Iseq moves into positive territory on upbeat corporate news

Top tips for householders and businesses on how they can conserve energy

Bord Gáis Energy, Centrica Business Solutions and SSE Airtricity share their advice

US equity futures edge down amid escalating China tension

Iseq declines by almost 2% with banks and housebuilders amongst losers

Irish employees to be spared as Bord Gáis Energy parent cuts 5,000 jobs

Dave Kirwan to return as MD of Irish business as group also announces new CFO

Markets edge higher on Federal Reserve action

Market reports: Dublin closes flat, with housebuilders tumbling

Linde surge helps Europe end flat amid rising coronavirus fears

Markets report: Banks rally as likelihood of a Sinn Féin-led administration recede

Carmakers drag European bourses into the red

Iseq tracks performance of many of its European peers and slips by almost 0.5%

Consumers lose out as energy suppliers have no plans to pass on savings

Wholesale electricity prices fell 13 per cent in December, Bord Gáis index shows

European stocks under pressure as trade worries weigh

Iseq down 1.1% as most larger stocks decline

Frankfurt motor show: Hyundai goes retro as Ford looks forward

Hyundai’s 45 concept shows an exiting retro-future as Ford makes electric promises

Investors cheered by China stimulus plan

In Dublin, the Iseq index finished the session up 0.5%

Should you admit you were fired from a job?

Being sacked is a humiliation – wanting to avoid the truth is understandable

Ford signs deal with Bord Gáis for home electric car chargers

Move comes ahead of launch of Ford’s new long-range electric Mach One SUV

London Briefing: Bord Gáis Energy parent waves cheery goodbye to Iain Conn

Centrica sheds few tears over CEO while vegan sausage roll fuels Greggs

Iseq suffers biggest fall since December on fears for no-deal Brexit

Markets shiver as US president Trump fires another shot across Chinese bows as trade talks resume

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