European shares drop on disappointing earnings and Fed fears
Iseq down 0.5% as travel and leisure names weaken
Markets get jittery over Covid and interest rate rises
Retailers struggle as data shows British retail sales volumes fell more than expected
Gains in mining stocks give European shares a dig-out
Banking stocks lead the way on Irish index, with travel and tourism also ticking higher
European stocks slip after declines for mining companies
Microsoft gains on Wall Street as its cloud business booms
European stocks flat as falling industrials offset rising commodities and banks
Tesla rose 4.5% to a record high after Hertz placed an order for 100,000 electric cars
European stocks reach six-week highs as Nestlé shines
Strong results from Swiss group boost food stocks, offsetting losses elsewhere
European stocks recover early losses after mining rally
Investor sentiment kept in check by concerns about inflation and upcoming earnings
Will the lithium shortage put the brakes on electric-car plans?
Experts say greater reliance on hybrids, rather than EVs, could be better for planet
Stocks hover close to record highs on good day for airlines
Market edgy ahead of ECB policy decision and US inflation data
European shares steady near record levels ahead of ECB policy
US inflation reading is due later this week
European stocks rebound after selloff, miners jump
Iseq index up 1.6% in early trading with German Dax and FTSE100 both higher
European shares at fresh one-year peak after dovish ECB signal
Euro zone stock index trades at 2007 highs
Rising US yields knock European stocks in early trading
The Iseq index down 0.3 % with Origin Enterprises 4.6% lower after latest results
Rio Tinto chairman to stand down amid outcry over cave blasts
Destruction of Aboriginal site continues to take toll on miner’s top ranks
European shares retreat amid inflation spike worries
Markets report: British American Tobacco and luxury group Kering among fallers
News of Pfizer vaccine approval in UK lifts markets
Shares in partner company BioNTech surged 5.6 per cent
Statements about corporate values are so often full of guff
Lofty ideals can sound great on paper, but too many struggle to match reality
Rio Tinto chief and two deputies quit over Aboriginal cave blast
Executives bow to shareholder outcry over destruction of two indigenous heritage sites
Rio Tinto debates future of chief executive over desecration of Aboriginal sites
Investors, landowners and legislators not satisfied with miner’s response to destruction of heritage sites in Australia
Joanne O’Riordan: NWSL bursts from its bubble and on to mainstream TV
It’s been far from plain sailing but could provide blueprint into what sport will look like
Rio Tinto launches review into destruction of sacred Aboriginal caves
Miner apologises for blasts at Western Australian site of huge archeological value
Stocks rally on hopes for Covid-19 treatment
Iseq outperforms European peers and rises 3.83%, with Flutter a standout performer
Glencore to shake up its top tier with younger leaders
‘Senior changes coming’ at commodities trader, says chief Glasenberg
J&J agrees $2 million-plus talcum powder settlement with Irish woman
Settlement rare decision by drugmaker to cut deal while fighting thousands of cancer claims over alleged asbestos contamination
Hopes of easing in US-China trade war push global stocks higher
Iseq ends day in positive territory, lifted by gains in building and airline stocks
European stocks dive to two-month lows on China worries
Shares of video-game makers down as Trump blames industry for gun violence
European shares close little changed as market eyes Fed
Markets report: In the UK, M&S drops 4.5% after Tesco says it may open upmarket shop
Karelian chairman rejects claims by shareholders amid coup attempt
Prof Richard Conroy responds to allegations money raised was spent on pay for directors
Stocks weaken as ECB defers rate hike amid Brexit uncertainty
ECB announces funding handouts, pushes back rate hike
Glencore pledges to cap coal production
World’s biggest exporter of coal respond to investor pressure for action on climate change
Waning demand causes sales drop for De Beers
De Beers sold €441m in its first diamond sale of the year
Markets fret as mixed corporate earnings overshadowed by trade dispute
Smurfit Kappa ahead by 3% on strong first-half numbers
Markets flat as investors await US tariff deadline
In Dublin, FBD shares tick up despite internal inquiry
US sanctions puts future of Aughinish plant in doubt
Russian sanctions may force closure of Rusal plant near Limerick with Europe-wide implications
Aughinish Alumina supply contract hit by Russian parent’s US sanctions
Move adds to uncertainty over alumina refinery which employs 450
When Russian sanctions bite in rural Limerick
Workers at Rusal’s Askeaton plant nervously eye battle beyond their control
Trump’s tariffs plan batters industrial stocks
Market report: Irish stock market remains closed but rest of Europe slumps on fears of trade war
Glencore says it has capacity for deals despite $2.9bn dividend
Company cut net debt by about a third in 2017
Liberty House in binding offer for Rio Tinto’s French aluminium smelter
Group, encouraged by France’s pro-business environment, plans to invest €2bn in Dunkirk
Copper hits four-year high as 2018 deficit looms
Lack of supply forecast by the end of the decade as old mines come to an end
Rio Tinto charged with fraud in US over $3.7bn coal deal
Former executives of mining company accused of inflating value of Mozambique assets
Glencore makes late bid for Australian coal mines
Bid leaves Rio Tinto with dilemma: accept less money or risk upsetting biggest customer
Barclays bankers facing fraud charges were among best paid
London Briefing: Dramatic action follows five-year inquiry into credit crunch fund-raising
European stocks edge higher and US waits for news
CRH misses out on rally in construction after Trump’s comments about ‘big’ spending
Wall Street marches on as Dow Jones hits new high
Irish financials buoyed by global rally with Bank of Ireland and PTSB both closing up
Strong euro hits exporters while US investors fret over rate hike
Ryanair, Paddy Power, ICG and C&C fall as Brexit worries drag on Dublin trade
Healthcare and consumer stocks boost European markets
Hibernia Reit down 1.01% after announcing developments and €1.6m State lease
European stocks fall from three week high
The International Monetary Fund is to update its projections for world growth on Tuesday
New Rio Tinto boss promises to keep head office in London
Rio Tinto’s growth plans expected to centre on developing existing projects and cutting costs
Poll showing shift towards Brexit unsettles markets
US manufacturers unexpectedly report slightly faster growth in May
European shares knocked down by falls at EDF and banks
Low volumes traded in Dublin as Kingspan, BoI, FBD and Smurfit make gains
US interest rate fears spark market woes
Bank of Ireland shares decline softened by State valuation upgraded of AIB stake
European stocks fall, reversing earlier gains
Carmakers declined with BMW and Continental down 2.6 per cent or more.
Iron jumps by record on Chinese growth hopes
Market goes ‘beserk’ as Chinese government’s plan to buttress economic growth boosts outlook
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