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A year into the job, AIB chief executive Colin Hunt will unveil his grand vision for the bank in early March. It’s shaping up to be an unenviable task(...)

Ireland’s turnaround can be seen in most of the headline metrics around the economy, from employment to growth to wages. However, one area where the l(...)

The State has raised 40 per cent of its minimum 2020 funding target only a few days into the year after selling a higher-than-expected €4 billion of l(...)

and JOE BRENNAN The Republic has moved again to get ahead of a new-year rush by European governments to raise debt by hiring banks to sell 15-year bo(...)

State companies generated almost €1.4 billion in operating profit last year and paid €261 million in dividends to the exchequer, according to data fr(...)

Property investor Iput has paid €115 million to acquire an office block on Dublin’s north quays, Three Dublin Landings. The company, which controls (...)

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) plans to raise between €10 billion and €14 billion in the bond markets next year, less than in 2019. T(...)

Losses narrowed at Irish technology company Cubic Telecom last year as turnover jumped by over 80 per cent to 19.8 million. Newly filed accounts for (...)

Google is closing in on the purchase for about €120 million of the Treasury Building on Dublin’s Grand Canal Street. The US-headquartered tech giant’(...)

The outlook for the public finances has been boosted by a decision by rating agency Standard & Poor’s to upgrade Ireland’s debt for the first time(...)