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Profits rise at debt recovery agency as collections increase

Galway-based Everyday collected €15.6m for its clients last year, double 2019 figure

Tapping into the pool of skilled women looking to return to the workforce

Less conventional hiring routes can pay dividends in a tight labour market

Science Foundation Ireland making a real difference for society and the economy

SFI has provided €40m in funding to projects tackling challenges in healthcare, climate change and financial services

Q&A: Why is the Government planning to sell Bank of Ireland shares?

Exiting holdings in the banks has been a long-stated objective

Davy highlights €70m profit in sales pitch to potential suitors

Seen & Heard: Landlords offering rents below monthly prices listed on official leases

Court approves repudiation of Norwegian Air leasing contracts

Airline said move was necessary to ensure its survival

Pretax profit falls 64% to $475.6m at Dublin-based unit of Citibank

Citibank Europe directors say business has been affected by pandemic trends

Citigroup loses bid to recover $500m sent to funds by mistake

Law obliges judge to side with recipients in Revlon loan payment case

Creditors accuse Norwegian Air Shuttle of ‘unreasonable pressure’

The airline and four Irish subsidiaries are under High Court protection from creditors while an examiner puts together rescue plan

Diversity and inclusion: How can firms make progress in a pandemic?

‘Harness the power of diverse thoughts and you will gain hugely in terms of creativity’

Making vulnerable groups a priority in a changing workplace

A critical aspect of supporting staff during Covid has been to listen to them as they articulate their changing needs

Enhanced focus on employee mental health and wellbeing ‘here to stay’

Long periods of uncertainty can take their toll on employee engagement, motivation and wellbeing

Landmark IFSC office investment seeks €54m

No 1 Harbourmaster Place is fully let to ‘big four’ accounting giant KPMG until 2026

Citi Europe head sees Irish economy among fastest to bounce back

Bank’s David Livingstone optimistic about recovery for open Irish economy

Remote working proves ‘highly effective’ while providing invaluable insights

In Ireland, 98 per cent of Citibank’s employees have worked from home since mid-March

Citi names Limerick native Cecilia Ronan European unit chief

Ronan remains as country officer for Citi’s business in Ireland

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