Is the big AI job displacement already under way?
The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on employment came into sharp focus this week. On Tuesday, Minister of State with ...
Read More Over 2,100 pub closures in last 20 years, report finds
More than 2,100 pubs across the country have closed since 2005, according to a new report. The study, commissioned by ...
Read More Next fortnight crucial for Ireland amid US tariff threats
There’s no doubt US President Donald Trump’s threat of 30% tariffs is a significant blow to both the European Union ...
Read More Real economy to continue to grow this year despite global uncertainty
There will be continued strong growth in the real economy between this year and 2027, according to forecasts by Davy, ...
Read More Bitcoin rallies to all-time high on investor demand
Bitcoin rallied to an all-time high today, powered by demand from institutional investors and crypto-friendly policies from US President Donald ...
Read More Credit and debit card spending rose by 5.7% in June
Credit and debit card spending rose by 5.7% in June compared to the same month last year, according to new ...
Read More Mortgage interest rates fall to over two year low in May
Irish mortgage interest rates fell to their lowest rate in over two years in May, according to new figures from ...
Read More Markets ‘shaken but not stirred’ by Trump’s latest tariff threats
Markets are “shaken but definitely not stirred” by the latest US tariff threats, according to financial analysit Danni Hewson. On ...
Read More EU ready ‘for all scenarios’ amid trade talks with US
The European Union is working closely with US President Donald Trump’s administration to reach a trade deal, but Brussels is ...
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