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As estimated housing requirement keeps increasing, there is little prospect of the crisis ending

Emergence of DeepSeek has upended rivals’ plans

Company remains bullish despite stagnating sales and an ongoing struggle to grow profits

‘Little chance’ of achieving plan to build 300,000 new homes by 2030

The UK chancellor has looked to the future with a plan for a third runway at London’s Heathrow

Group’s top executives Michael O’Leary and Neil Sorahan bid good riddance to Eamon Ryan and fix Darragh O’Brien in their sights

Threat of tariffs against Colombia illustrates Washington’s new bullish negotiating tactics

Teleios Capital Partners seeks out long-term stakes in ‘concentrated portfolio’ of small and mid-sized European companies

Private enterprise controls oil and may not share US president’s enthusiasm for increased production

Novo Banco fired its chief risk officer earlier this month amid ‘suspicious financial transactions’

Newly released documents outline who got what and when

UK chancellor wasn’t invited to speak at the myriad of debates and panel discussions that front the four-day event in the Swiss Alps

AIB seen by analysts as one of the most exposed large lenders across Europe

TikTok was off air for just 14 hours in the US over the weekend, with Trump granting it a 90-day stay on its Biden-era ban

New regulations curtail who can rent out buildings or set up temporary structures during the four-day annual gathering

After the US supreme court upheld a ban on the video app unless it sheds its Chinese owners, a final decision on action rests with politicians

Incoming US president Donald Trump says he will use tariffs, or at least the threat of tariffs, to improve the US trade balance

Mark Lemley will stay on Facebook, he says. But there are other things he can do to salve his conscience

Focus on electricity prices resonates with consumers

Spanish prime minister unveils raft of measures to ease rents and house price inflation

UK chancellor jets in from China amid financial controversy

Consumer electronics fair looks forward, with AI the firm focus for 2025

US actors’ and writers’ strikes compounded problems that had built up at the storied Dublin studio

MyHome report shows age of first-time buyers continues to creep up

Continuing low unemployment makes incoming government’s capacity for significant infrastructure investment a challenge

Incoming first lady will be an executive producer of the documentary released by Jeff Bezos-owned streamer

Following a record tax take in 2024, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael look set to double down on their bets that taxes will continue to flow in

Jim Mintern takes over as chief executive of building materials giant

Former Lib Dem leader has been replaced by a Republican ally as tech sector races to appease the president-elect

One in six workers does not have access to a pension in their workplace according to new data from the CSO

Sales of 0.0 products rising fast but Irish consumers are a long way short of some European counterparts

Davy settlement latest in a litany of woes

Eurostat says Ireland had lowest level of annualised price growth in November

Department of Social Protection now looking at flat-fee structure to run scheme that disadvantages poorest paid

Incentives designed to bring back intellectual property or patents domicilled abroad could prove problematic for Ireland

Tourism needs aviation to bring in visitors,and airlines need tourism to fill their seats

Christine Lagarde spent a lot of her press conference on Thursday pointing to the growing strains in the economy

Think-tank not backing off previous suggestion that loosening mortgage rules boosted the property market

Lender is cutting jobs, but announcement smacks of an attempt to avoid giving a reason for the move

European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde has gotten away with saying as little as possible when asked about France’s problems