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AIB leads the three main lenders yet clouds may be on the horizon

Mixed day for Irish banks as Ryanair slips slightly

Group seeks to add to existing small business and renewable energy projects

Indices in Europe end last full trading week with losses as Washington again battles to stop government shutdown

Cash is king but most people will need to borrow to fund a new car purchase so what are the merits of the different options?

Fed to deliver verdict on Wednesday with Bank of England the following day

Broadcaster’s business editor to take up role just before bank’s annual results announced in March

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Some customers charged stamp duty on credit cards cancelled years previously

Investors in AIB have waved goodbye to thousands of euro but, unless they have accurate records, they may never be able to use those losses against other capital gains

Iseq index falls 1.2%, with AIB and Bank of Ireland edging lower

Seen & Heard: Government’s plan to buy hotels, AIB chief on taxpayers’ money

Bank won’t how many jobs it aims to cut but the number will need to run into the hundreds to have any meaningful impact

More cuts on the way while Bundesbank warns region’s largest economy will barely grow next year

Megacap and growth stocks mixed - Nvidia down 1.7% while Microsoft gained 1.4%

Significant minority unaware of grants for such work, AIB says

Using cash on a night out, planning your purchases and clearing your balance on time can help you keep control of your spending during the festive season

Investors gear up for the latest US inflation report and ECB rate decision

Entries now open for images across a range of categories including a new public relations photography prize

FTSE 100 closes down 0.5% marking steepest one-day fall in three weeks

UK’s FTSE 100 slips amid weak services data

Much faster expansion in business activity across the sector in November, with stronger growth registered, PMI data shows

Fall in demand for exports driving decline in new orders

Agreement with Financial Services Union will see increase of €2,000 for lowest paid staff, bringing minimum salary to €30,000

Former AIB boss estimated to have secured an €18.3m pay-day on sale of shares in British lender in takeover

Aoibhe Devereux (16) was also awarded the gallery’s young portrait prize for a painting of her brother

Spending by AIB customers jumped 11% to a one-day record last year with clothing the top target

Mary Robinson addresses bank’s eighth annual sustainability conference

Significant risk transfer agreement sees institutional investors take on part of the risk of losses on €1bn of corporate loans in portfolio

Pan-European STOXX 600 jumps 1.2%, best daily performance in two months

Move puts lender’s rates close to rival AIB as analysts expect European Central Bank to cut interest rates again in December

Quiet day on Dublin market as banks nudge upwards

Iseq follows peers as food sector heavy hitters retreat

Banks lead Dublin market higher.

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

We can blame Irish banks for not passing on interest to savers, but we can’t blame them for our own bad planning or inertia when we don’t switch

Irish index of shares end the day up 1.15%

S&P 500 on track for 50th record this year as gauge extends weekly gain to 4.5%

Interest rate cuts in both the US and Britain are the focus for a session where only the FTSE 100 dipped

Iseq up 1.3% as AIB leads surging bank stocks