European stocks start week in red
Europe’s stock markets opened lower, as EU leaders struggled to unite over the terms of a vast 750 billion euro ...
Read More Oil prices fall amid rising Covid-19 cases worldwide
Oil prices fell on Monday, unnerved by the prospect that a recovery in fuel demand could be derailed by a ...
Read More Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme has cost over €2bn to date
The government’s Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme has now cost in excess of €2 billion, according to the latest statistics issued ...
Read More Liquidity and cashflow key concerns for 1 in 3 businesses – survey
Almost half of those working in the accountancy profession have called for greater leniency on filing deadlines, interest and penalties ...
Read More ECB survey points to shallower recession, stronger rebound
The euro zone economy may contract less this year than the European Central Bank had forecast and its recovery could ...
Read More Ireland fined by EU top court over anti-money laundering rules
The European Union’s top court has fined Ireland for delays and incomplete application of the EU’s rules against money laundering ...
Read More Enterprise Ireland warns of challenging year ahead due to Covid-19, Brexit
Enterprise Ireland has cautioned that 2020 will be very challenging for many Irish exporters due to the outbreak of Covid-19 ...
Read More EU court rules EU-US data protection agreement invalid
The European Court of Justice has rejected a key EU tool used to transfer Europeans’ personal data across the Atlantic ...
Read More Irish SMEs ‘cautiously optimistic’ about the future – Facebook survey
A survey reveals that despite enforced business closures, challenging restrictions and loss of revenue, 51% of Irish SMEs are feeling ...
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