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Survey of IT decision makers shows vast majority are still catering to remote employees and expect little change

Nonbank lender struggled to compete with rates offered by banks that could access cheap funding from their own customers’ deposits

Regulator wonders out loud if Government’s many policies and interventions in housing market were ‘mutually supportive’

The ‘ultimate solution’ has not changed - build more homes

Potential implications are clear – fewer services and products for European consumers

Shares in pub chain slumped after lacklustre earnings

Tony Smurfit the latest to see a big bump in his pay package

US fast-food chain, which has almost 100 Irish franchises, is pressing ahead with new outlets

Despite the money being thrown at this problem, it seems to be worsening

The RTÉ station has a new weekend line-up to complement its refreshed weekday one. But can any combination of presenters improve its fortunes?

CSO information undermines Government promises to deliver average of 50,000 homes annually over six years

Carmaker sold a record 8.5m of its VW-branded currywurst sausages last year

CSO figures show milk contributed an additional €575 million (16%) to the value of output

Bluechip advisory group has a string of Irish-listed clients

Little choice but to follow peers, says State’s latest provider

A comeback for the brand dubbed the ‘Swasticar’ could prove an uphill battle

Berlin recognises the rule to avoid burdening future generations is too onerous to kickstart today’s economic growth

State’s remaining 5% stake, after a planned €1.2bn buy-back, is currently worth €790 million

State at bottom of EU league table in terms of per capita emissions gap, notes report

‘We have been consistent for four decades here, we will be consistent in the future,’ says top company executive

Commission of Investigation into Project Eagle deal with Cerberus backed Nama conduct and valuation of Northern Ireland developers' loans

Airline chief executive says ‘strange’ cap on north runway flights could damage Dublin Airport’s transatlantic hub status

Company jointly owns the Dundrum Town Centre with German insurer Allianz

Glanbia's once-popular weight-loss product has fallen out of favour with consumers

Industry and Government keep urging each other to do more but neither is moving to fill in the gaps

Recent history, provisions set aside by others, and some market estimates, cast doubt

Investment promised by tech giant not much more than that which firm had already intended

New Look and Quiz chains cited poor sales and rising costs for decision to pull the plug on Irish shops

‘We have to simply work on attracting private sector investment into house building at an appreciable scale that will make the difference’

Irish pharma sector awaits Trump’s tariff move

Concern to persist among motorists about switch to EVs in absence of comprehensive fast–charger network

Rising costs and longer travel times make alternatives more attractive once again

Offshoring of US pharma production is now in Trump’s crosshairs

Government now accepts sector needs support but that will only be forthcoming next year

Rising consumer prices will limit scope for interest rate cuts and undermine election commitment

Solar PV, wind and nuclear power look set to meet surging demand for energy

Packaging products in firing line if levies happen

Company is backed by San Francisco-headquartered global investor TPG

Several reasons for the weak performance of Europe and the US’s better-than-expected one

Balance for Better Business will expand focus from Iseq listed companies to the private sector