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Report shows financial institutions in Ireland among the most vulnerable in Europe to hackers

World’s leading central banks are expected to hold fire on interest rates this week

Report highlights pocket of deprivation in capital

High-profile appointment of Robert Watt needs to be matched by substantial funding

Fast fashion retailer will be spun out from its ABF parent next year and listed on the London stock market

One in five employers says rules on pay policies are an unnecessary burden but if companies have been even handed to date, they’re shouldn’t be

Threat to staff bonuses, pay and more is an end-game in an arrangement poorly managed by both sides

Will the State’s sovereign wealth fund follow Germany’s example as defence spending rises?

Given the increased awareness of cybersecurity, an alarming number of companies seem oddly casual in their approach to smartphones

Data from the Central Statistics Office say most workers were unaware of mandatory workplace scheme just months before it started taking from their wages

Ryanair sees about six weeks of secure jet fuel supplies for the moment

Growing failure to put aside excess corporation tax receipts worries policymakers, but message fails to reach its political target audience

Tech giant appears to be responsible for pickup in receipts during March

Nine regulars certainly have the financial means to improve showing, but it looks like they could not be bothered

EVs are overtaking petrol and diesel in terms of new car sales, data from CSO and Simi indicates

On average, Microsoft’s employees in Ireland receive healthy six-figure salaries

AI is coming for Ireland’s workforce and that will have huge implications for the country’s future

Moody’s slashed its outlook on Blue Owl Capital’s flagship fund

Glenveagh boss Stephen Garvey believes the Government has got the policy mix right

State-owned airports operator needs to appoint a new CEO, chairman and a handful of non-executive directors

Logic behind costly hospitality sector Vat cut gets fuzzier and fuzzier

Legislation forcing the naming of those challenging tax assessment in all but exceptional cases is unreasonable

Energy prices have soared just as the cost of many grocery items began to fall

Bank says customers can expect to save 12% on their cost of banking but that’s asking quite a lot of the figures

CSO’s latest snapshot of housing here makes for grim reading with 40 the average age of people who bought homes in Ireland in 2024

Guinness owner set to cash in from sale of India’s Royal Challengers Bengaluru

Central Bank and ESRI warn of impact from higher energy costs even if Iran crisis ended tomorrow

Ombudsman forces rethink after insurer takes refuge in arcane policy loopholes to dent claim over cancelled flight

Research by State watchdog shows benefits of changing insurer or your plan

Irish banks’ new instant payments app is late to the market but having established customers may work in its favour

Quantum computing business goes public after Spac deal

Uniphar acquisition of pharmacy-focused software group Touchstore triggers activation of new competition powers

Biggest UK private pension fund to take 50% stake in incinerator’s parent company

Study by University of Galway’s Alan Ahearne urges focus on boosting domestic productivity

New Central Bank consumer protection code aims to ensure the needs of customers trump the convenience of the business

Explorer shelves long-time pursuit of gems, switching focus to in demand copper as lab-grown product undermines diamond market

Market signals are just as confusing as the military objectives

Government may have got policies right, but targets may still be missed

Central banker Peter Kazimir warns a rate hike may be ‘closer than many people think’ as Iran war sends energy costs higher

The €195m payment to shareholders is close to double profit after tax at telecoms group controlled by French billionaire Xavier Neil