Cybercrime top financial crime threat in Ireland, survey finds
Hacking, phishing, online scams, and other variations of cybercrime are thought to be the most prevalent financial crimes in Ireland, ...
Read More 38% of employers want workers back in the office in 2024 – survey
A new survey has shown that 38% of Irish employers will require their employees to spend more time in the ...
Read More Higher hotel prices not deterring customers
More than 1,800 new hotel rooms came on stream here in 2023, bringing total stock to an estimated 66,200, an ...
Read More Construction activity contracts for a sixth month
There was a contraction in construction activity for the sixth month running in December, the latest Purchasing Managers’ Index for ...
Read More Changes to salary thresholds for sponsored foreign workers may hit SMEs
Many small and medium sized businesses may struggle to retain existing staff due to upcoming changes to the required salary ...
Read More Household saving rate eases to 10% in Q3 from 11% – CSO
The savings rate among households here has fallen back to pre-pandemic levels, according to the latest figures from the Central ...
Read More Varying regulation within EU a top barrier for trade, new research shows
Varying regulation across the EU is the top challenge for businesses trading across borders, new research shows. The latest survey ...
Read More Energy costs set to fall by 18% this year – analyst
Some relief may be in store for Irish households and businesses when it comes to energy costs, with one analyst ...
Read More Consumers more optimistic on economy – PTSB
Consumers are more optimistic about the outlook for the economy than was the case a year ago, according to the ...
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