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Energy companies told to ‘go further’ on price cuts

The four main energy companies have been told that they must go further on price cuts, during a meeting with ...
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Gas demand down by a fifth during mild August – GNI

Overall gas demand in August was well down on the same month last year amid mild and changeable weather. According ...
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Number of female business leaders continues to rise, but slowly – CSO

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that Irish businesses continue to increase female representation at both senior executive ...
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EU Commission cuts euro zone growth forecast as Germany in recession

The euro zone economy will grow slower than previously expected this year and next, the European Commission forecast today. This ...
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Disconnect between employers and older workers, survey finds

Recruitment firm Hays Ireland has said that new research it has conducted has revealed a disconnect between employers and older ...
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64% of consumers buy sustainable goods, cost an issue

Two thirds of Irish consumers buy sustainable products sometimes or often, a new survey has found. The research by Deloitte ...
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Oil prices ease but supply cuts keep Brent above $90 a barrel

Oil prices eased today as a stronger US dollar and economic concerns in China weighed on the outlook for fuel ...
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Lack of state support a barrier to fintech expansion – report

A lack of government support for growth and innovation has been identified as a major barrier to expansion in the ...
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Euro zone economy grew just 0.1% in second quarter

The euro zone economy grew by a mere 0.1% in the second quarter, lower than previously estimated, official data showed ...
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