Uniphar reports strong half-year performance
Healthcare services group publishes trading update for the six months to the end of June
First-time buyers with two incomes still priced out of market, SCSI study finds
Report also highlights increased incidence of landlords exiting market in response to rental reforms
Stocks waver as chip sell-off offsets US-Iran peace hopes
Some indices closed higher as investors welcomed a temporary pause in Middle East hostilities
Upgrading a home’s Ber rating can add €67,000 to asking price, new research indicates
Central Bank research highlights financial benefit of more energy efficient homes
Why US multinationals keep choosing Ireland. It’s not just the tax or workforce
Having 16 of the top 20 global tech firms here, including Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet, gives the IDA an ideal sales pitch
Irish inflation falls to 3.4% in June
Latest Consumer Price Index was compiled before the current tit-for-tat attacks between US and Iran
Global economy caught between competing forces of Iran war and AI
IMF says two forces are pushing global economy in opposite directions as it cuts euro zone growth outlook
Live Register total rises amid concern labour market is slowing
The 25-34 age cohort made up the largest group on the register, accounting for 24.2% of the total
Stocks slip despite Samsung’s record profit as AI outlook revives jitters
Brent crude up 1 per cent after US-Iran peace talks appeared to stall
Average house in Ireland sold just once every 50 years, MyHome report finds
Asking price inflation rose to 5% in second quarter, latest MyHome.ie report indicates
Unemployment rises to 5% amid tech job cuts
Seasonally adjusted number of people classified as being unemployed was 145,100 in June
Buoyant tax receipts provide cover for runaway State spending
General government expenditure has jumped by 54 per cent since 2019
Strong tax returns of €50bn strengthen Government’s budgetary position
Latest half-year exchequer numbers indicate State collected €7.5bn in corporate tax last month
Europe’s oversaturated tourism industry reaches tipping point
The term ‘Barcelonisation’ is a now dirty word in urban planning circles
Irish economy contracts by 7.1% in first quarter as export surge unwinds
CSO national accounts figures also indicate economy grew by 8 per cent in GDP terms last year