ECB can start cuts before Fed, says Finnish bank governor Rehn
The European Central Bank did not have to take its cues from the US Federal Reserve and could start to ...
Read More Revenue issues new guidance on employment status
Revenue has published new guidance on determining the employment status of workers for tax purposes. It follows a recent Supreme ...
Read More Annual wholesale electricity prices fell by almost 30% in April – CSO
Wholesale electricity prices – the prices that suppliers pay to generators – fell nearly 30% in the 12 months to ...
Read More Europe sets benchmark for rest of the world with landmark AI laws
Europe’s landmark rules on artificial intelligence will enter into force next month after EU countries today endorsed a political deal ...
Read More UK inflation falls less than expected, dashing June rate cut hopes
Inflation in Britain fell by less than expected in April and a key core measure barely dropped, prompting investors to ...
Read More EU new car sales jump 13.7% in April, industry body says
New car sales in the European Union rose 13.7% in April on the year for their biggest jump since last ...
Read More Revenue reminds employers of enhanced reporting obligations
Revenue has issued notices to 115,000 employers reminding them of their obligations under the Enhanced Reporting Requirements (ERR) scheme. Since ...
Read More Budget will widen gap between better off, those on low incomes – survey
A new analysis of Budget 2024 has warned that it will widen further the gap between the better off and ...
Read More Most food and drink companies positive about future
Irish food and drinks companies are generally positive about the future, despite issues with inflation, input costs and labour availability. ...
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