European stocks drop as US election race tightens
European stocks slid this morning in early trade as the race for the White House remained too close to call. ...
Read More Factory data lifts shares but investors remain wary of US election outcome
Shares recovered globally from one-month lows yesterday as strengthening factory data in China and Europe offset news of new virus ...
Read More Cabinet to discuss establishment of pensions commission
The Cabinet meets this morning with Social Protection Minister Heather Humphreys expected to bring a memo proposing the formal establishment ...
Read More ISME writes to TDs to express Level 5 lockdown concerns
The Irish SME Association (ISME) has written to all TDs in Ireland to express its grave concern at the latest ...
Read More Pandemic sparks increase in online shopping
Two in five people stay they began shopping online for the first time at the start of the pandemic. It ...
Read More Market for private rentals is strong with shortage of supply a big factor
The private rental market is among the few areas of the commercial property sector to so far escape being negatively ...
Read More Covid lockdowns bring recession threat back to Europe
Europe’s economic recovery is being cut short as governments implement new restrictions to fight the coronavirus that risk driving the ...
Read More Ireland set for €8bn more ECB support
IRELAND is in line for €8bn of further borrowing support after the European Central Bank (ECB) signalled it would expand ...
Read More Mortgage holders leaving thousands of euro on the table by failing to switch home loan providers – CBI research
Mortgage holders are leaving thousands of euro on the table by failing to switch home loan providers, according to new ...
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