Oil prices jump 1.5% in first session of New Year
Oil prices jumped 1.5% in the first session of the New Year, due to potential supply disruptions in the Middle ...
Read More Corporation tax rate increasing to 15% for some large firms
Hundreds of companies here will be liable to pay 15% corporation tax, as the biggest shake-up in the State’s corporate ...
Read More House price growth slowed in 2023 as supply dwindled
The rate of growth in prices being sought for properties listed on the market slowed in 2023, despite a significant ...
Read More 188,000 non-domestic water users may face higher bills next year
Up to 188,000 non-domestic customers of Uisce Éireann are facing higher bills for water and waste water treatment from October, ...
Read More NAMA transfers another €350m to Exchequer
The National Asset Management Agency has today completed a €350m cash transfer to the Exchequer as it approaches its orderly ...
Read More Consumer sentiment improves but anxiety remains
Consumer sentiment improved slightly in December and was significantly higher year-on-year, according to the latest report by the Irish League ...
Read More Oil prices set to end winning streak over US stock build
Oil prices fell today and were on track to snap a three-day winning streak, as concerns over low demand following ...
Read More Govt makes significant changes to work permit system
The Government has announced the largest ever expansion of the employment permits system, in an effort to address the skills ...
Read More Quarter of employees expect to deal with work emails over Christmas – survey
More than a quarter of employees expect they will be responding to work emails over Christmas, according to a new ...
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