Global markets climb as results season reaches full steam
Food giant Kerry Group saw ‘some buy activity’ in Dublin as it finished the day up 0.8%
DCC buys Austrian gas distributor for €55m
The company, which is based in Dublin but listed on the FTSE 100, has bought Flaga from European gas company UGI International
Cuisine de France parent Aryzta reports growth of 0.8% in third quarter days after CEO exit
Growth was primarily driven by 1% pricing, while volume was flat and mix slightly negative
Dublin-based Causeway Capital buys British brand Whyte Bikes
Whyte Bikes, which was formed in 1999, generates turnover in the region of £15m
Bank of Ireland says its UK motor finance bill could more than double to €403m
It said the estimated increase from €165m included the ‘increased likelihood of a higher number of eligible cases’
US medtech group Abbott axes jobs in Galway
Staff member says a 75% fall in global sales in the group’s rapid diagnostic division was cited by the company as it announced the cuts
Galway Bay FM acquired by Bay Broadcasting
Bay Broadcasting is already the operator of Radio Nova, Ireland’s Classic Hits Radio and Sunshine 106.8
Irish companies ‘well positioned’ to float on stock market, EY report says
Irish stock market has not seen a new listing since 2021
Global markets rise as earnings season hits its stride
Shares in mining company Kenmare Resources finished down 7.8% in Dublin after downbeat outlook for ilmenite production
Almost 120 jobs at risk as Paddy Power closes 28 outlets in Republic
Staff were informed of the move on Tuesday and will be offered redeployment opportunities, but jobs will go, company says
Global markets fall sharply on fresh US-China trade tensions
Mostly red on the index at close of business in Dublin, but Ryanair was the standout performer on the day as it finished up 0.4%
Construction ‘one of strongest performers’ in jobs market amid housing push
Hiring ‘buoyant’ for quantity surveyors, engineers, project managers and design staff
Ploughing, Ryder Cup and Electric Picnic lead to consumer spending surge
Spending in September jumped 10% on a year earlier, according to AIB card data
Global markets muted as investors eye political instability in France
Food names were among the standout performers in Dublin as Kerry Group and Glanbia bucked the trend
Ireland raises €1.5bn in final bond auction of the year
The NTMA has issued €8.25bn of benchmark bonds in 2025, which is in the mid-to-high range of what it planned last year