Only one in three business leaders ‘confident’ in navigating ongoing uncertainty says study
Business leaders strong on diversity knowledge but weak on AI and cyber security
Classic Hits owner acquires Galway Bay FM for ‘seven-figure sum’
Outgoing shareholders said there had been ‘several interested parties’ vying for control of radio station
Software firm behind Call of Duty’s online services records €3.6m Irish profit
Revenues rise to €31.5 million at Dublin’s Demonware, which is part of Microsoft-owned Activision Blizzard
Iseq surges to all-time high after ECB rate cut
Pan-European Stoxx 600 index edged up 0.2 per cent in reaction to the news
AIB-FoodCloud partnership has prevented 15,000 tonnes of food from going to waste
Initiative helps redistribute surplus meals to charities helping those in need
UCD earned €42.8m from on-campus student accommodation last year
Student accommodation income helped drive €34.5m surplus for the year
Growth in Irish services sector rebounds slightly against euro zone decline
Trade disruption fears continue to harm sectoral optimism levels
Kerry’s Parknasilla Hotel surges into the black with €1.3 million profit
Silork Ltd, owner of four-star resort, sees profits `increase significantly’ from 2022
Call of Duty owner Activision Blizzard records €2.5m profit in Ireland
Creator of Candy Crush sees profits increase by nearly 220% over extended financial year
Public innovation investment ‘has not kept pace’ with private sector, Ibec says
Business lobby says national research and innovation infrastructure is becoming ‘obsolete and out of date’
Asian cuisine restaurant chain Tootoomoo prepares to serve up Irish expansion
Philip McGuinness’s London-based business also sells prepared food such as noodles and tacos in supermarkets
Irish manufacturing output growing for fifth straight month
Purchasing managers index reading remains strong, despite slight drop from April’s 34-month high
European shares start June lower
Glanbia said it completed of a €50m share buyback programme on Monday
‘They love Irish whiskey there’: How one spirits firm is looking to Africa after Trump tariff threat
After tasting success in Nigeria already, Element Irish Whiskey is looking further afield in the populous continent
One in four SMEs is losing employees due to housing crisis, says accountancy body
Tax incentives are needed to stimulate ‘development of flats, student accommodation and independent living facilities’