Rise in consumer confidence in visiting stores – Deloitte survey
Consumer confidence in visiting physical stores, engaging in person-to-person services and attending in-person events has increased, according to a new ...
Read More Ulster Bank hit with record €38m Central Bank fine for tracker mortgage failings
The Central Bank has fined Ulster Bank Ireland almost €38m for dozens of regulatory breaches in its handling of its ...
Read More Poll suggests one in four cut back on food and utilities during pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic has led to one in four people cutting back on food and utilities, according to research commissioned by ...
Read More Consumer sentiment improves to best level in 12 months
Consumer sentiment improved to its best level in 12 months in March, according to the latest KBC Bank Ireland consumer sentiment ...
Read More ESRI lowers economic growth forecasts as Covid restrictions continue
The Economic and Social Research Institute has lowered its forecasts for growth in the economy this year, due to ongoing ...
Read More Rents nationwide rise by 2.7% in fourth quarter
Rental prices increased by 2.7% nationally to stand at an average of €1,256 a month by the end of last ...
Read More Dublin-Belfast economic corridor plans to be revealed
Plans for an economic corridor between Dublin and Belfast will be launched by the eight local authorities it passes through. ...
Read More Europe facing difficult quarter but ECB will do its part – Lane
Europe is facing a difficult second quarter as coronavirus infections rise and governments reimpose lockdown measures, but the European Central ...
Read More Employers owe €224m to Revenue for TSSS payments
56% of employers who availed of the Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme were overpaid under the scheme, and owe a total ...
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