Q&A: How does the UK want to change Northern Ireland’s Brexit deal?
London wants to ‘fix’ the protocol, not ‘nix’ it - but Brussels is warning against unilateral action
Dublin among ‘least financially viable’ cities to live in, survey finds
Report pinpoints expensive rents as chief reason for high cost of living in Irish capital
Aviva and Zurich push back at insurers rescue fund plan
Seen & Heard: Johnny Ronan nears Bank of Ireland refinancing of €141m loans
Wayleadr chosen to take part in accelerator programme
Start-up only Irish company chosen for UK and Ireland programme
AIB and Bank of Ireland to escape McColl’s losses amid rescue deal
Retailer’s wholesale partner, Morrisons, struck a deal to take over the insolvent company
European stocks hit two-month lows as travel and tech fall
Investors remain uneasy as they await US inflation data due later in week
Respiratory devices firm Vitalograph to create 200 more Irish jobs
UK firm is investing €10m to expand its operations in Limerick and Clare
Private sector developers delivered 80% of social housing units last year
Figures from Department of Housing highlight State’s reliance on private developers
Derry Girls: Episode two isn’t as spicy as Ryan Tubridy’s interview with the cast
TV review: Nor is it as funny as last week, but even in cruise control this show is a hoot
Scandal-hit Credit Suisse has reasons to be glad this year’s AGM is again virtual
Bank faces a monumental struggle to restore its reputation as the pressure mounts
MTK Global boxing business distances itself from Daniel Kinahan after US sanctions
US offering award of up to $5M for information leading to arrest of cartel members
Moore Street buildings linked to 1916 Rising designated for protection
Dublin city planners recommend buildings be added to Record of Protected Structures
Calls of peak in insurance broker deals prove wide of the mark
Cantillon: No lack of foreign private equity money chasing insurance brokers
US insurance broker NFP to double Irish business with third deal
Private equity-backed group is buying recently established Dublin-based ReSure Corporate Brokers
Kerry-based insurance broker snapped up by US group for over €100m
Deal for Gallivan Murphy is latest in a wave of consolidation in sector
UK terror suspect tells court he killed MP David Amess to stop him ‘harming Muslims’
Ali Harbi Ali (26) said to have been motivated by MP votes in favour of bombing Syria
Britain freezes assets of Russia’s biggest bank
UK also bans outward investment to Russia and promises to end imports of Russian oil and coal by the end of this year
Insurance broker LHK Group to buy two smaller rivals
Third-generation family business to acquire Richardson Insurance and Insurance Shop
Opaque world of fund fees to be revealed by move for clarity
United Kingdom company launches cost transparency initiative for Irish pension funds
First Citizen Finance unlikely to enter mortgage market
Non-bank lender considered home lending after news Ulster and KBC would exit Ireland
ICS Mortgages backer Chenavari eyes exit door
London-based investment firm had built up stake of as much as 30% in Dilosk by end 2018
Why are Irish gas and electricity prices going up?
Cliff Taylor: Ukraine war has intensified existing pressures – and further price rises may lie ahead
Applegreen pulls back from UK petrol stations sale
Forecourt operator was taken private last year in €718m deal
Roadbridge receivership followed failed rescue takeover talks
Seen & Heard: Receiver appointed over dozen Ronan properties, Signify Health to create 125 jobs
Francesco Ceccato, Barclays Europe’s CEO: On deals, regulation and choosing Dublin
Brexit prompted Barclays to chose Republic as its EU base
Irish businesses seek to reduce dependency on UK ahead of more Brexit red tape
Survey by Grant Thornton Ireland finds significant number of firms are reducing exports to UK
Aviva’s Irish general insurance and life units see profits double
Combined profit from businesses climbs to €57m
Aviva CEO Blanc looking to divest Russia position
Company reported a 10% drop in 2021 operating profit
‘Very unlikely’ Ireland’s supply of gas will be impacted, says Department of Environment
Ireland’s gas supply is sourced from the Corrib gas field and the UK
Corporate law shake-up as international legal eagles swoop on Ireland
Secrecy on fees survives for now but diversity beckons in post-Brexit blitz by top firms
Irish top-up company Ding drives international growth with Adyen link
Adyen will help Ding to offer customers new ways to pay
Johnson ‘focused on job’ despite police questioning over partygate
Northern Ireland secretary says British PM will ‘fight’ and win next general election
MPs highlight concern about post-Brexit surge in north-south Irish trade
UK’s exit has increased costs, paperwork and border delays for businesses, says committee
Irish bond prices move, Web Summit claims, and good riddance to restrictions
Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
AIB picks internal candidate Hilary Gormley to lead UK unit
Move comes as division’s current postholder Robert Mulhall is to leave group
Eir’s biggest backer in line to reap major dividend
Seen and heard: Broadband subsidies, private housing gloom and Kingspan’s Grenfell recall
Crowdfunding: will Central Bank oversight help or hinder sector?
Experts hope it will help Ireland catch up with UK – but the model will always be risky
Irish funds services firm Carne to buy WTW unit
Deal sees investment platform take ‘minority stake’ in Dublin firm
Brexit and our shifting balance of trade
Is fall-off in imports from Britain being replaced with cross-Border trade?
Irish traders on a year of Brexit: ‘It is a pain in the backside’
For retailers, the UK’s exit has complicated life but also broadened their horizons
AIB UK’s chief to leave after unit restructuring
Robert Mulhall set to move into banking technology space after leaving AIB
Ireland’s baby-making business: From egg freezing to IVF and everything in between
Fertility has become a booming private industry in Ireland
Ulster Bank CEO says problem loans sale unlikely before 2023
Almost 300 Ulster Bank staff have left the exiting lender this year
Dublin is sixth most expensive capital city for renters
Study finds renting one-bed flat costs an average of €1,643 a month in Dublin
Government set to spend ‘a few hundred thousand’ before deciding on World Cup bid
Cost estimate for joint proposal with UK presented to Public Accounts Committee
Jennifer O’Connell: Rebranding housing insecurity as a lifestyle choice is nonsense
Airbnb’s latest intervention fails to take account of reality facing many young people
Warnings of market peak amid wave of ‘hot’ insurance broker deals
Consolidation at a tipping point amid surge in valuations, leading industry figure says
Discount retailer Primark plans aggressive US expansion
Company intends to grow its number of stores from 13 to 60 over the next five years
Campion Insurance to be sold to UK-based PIB Group for more than €70m
Deal is UK group’s third purchase of retail insurance broker this year in the Republic
Cop26: Funding for protecting nature and shift to sustainable farming
Coalition of countries pledges movement on loss of forests, soil damage and ecosystems
New market traders sought for Moore Street to restore ‘vibrancy and variety’
Dublin City Council seeks operator for expanded street market
Irish engineering group GDG bought by UK's Venterra
Cash and shares deal expected to create 230 new jobs by 2024 mainly in Ireland
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