# Factfind
# Factfind
…And where has Ireland received – and given back to the whole process?
Business - Yesterday’s News
# Cost Of Living
# Cost Of Living
Mercer’s 2022 Cost of Living Survey launched ranked Hong Kong as the most expensive city for expatriates.
Business - Wednesday 22 June, 2022
# FEMPI
# FEMPI
The public servants due to have their pay restored include medical consultants, members of the judiciary and some CEOs.
Business - Tuesday 21 June, 2022
# World's Richest Man
# World's Richest Man
The Tesla chief executive bought 9.2% of the social media company in early April.
Business - Friday 17 June, 2022
# Takeover
# Takeover
According to multiple reports, Musk also addressed possible layoffs at the company
Business - Tuesday 14 June, 2022
# Watchful Eye
# Watchful Eye
Parents can now send invitations to their teens to initiate supervision tools.
Business - Tuesday 7 June, 2022
# Social Buy Up
# Social Buy Up
The mercurial Musk agreed a deal in late April to purchase Twitter.
Business - Friday 3 June, 2022
# Analysis
# Analysis
The airport isn’t the only business that hasn’t been able to cater for rapid increased demand.
Business - Wednesday 1 June, 2022
# Time To Switch
# Time To Switch
The bank has 130,000 current accounts that are active or have a balance.
Business - Tuesday 31 May, 2022
# Turbulent Times
# Turbulent Times
Dublin Airport Authority may also face financial penalties, according to regulators.
Business - Monday 30 May, 2022
# Final Call
# Final Call
Around 1,000 people missed a flight yesterday because of lengthy queues.
# Energy
# Energy
The jobs will be across a diverse range of skills from HR to marine biology.
Business - Wednesday 25 May, 2022
# Swiss Teesh
# Swiss Teesh
Micheál Martin was speaking to Bloomberg TV at the World Economic Forum.
Business - Tuesday 24 May, 2022
# Redundancies
# Redundancies
135 jobs in Blanchardstown and 172 jobs in Dundalk will be affected.
# Probe
# Probe
The sale would see Bank of Ireland acquire KBC’s performing loan assets.
Business - Monday 23 May, 2022
# Davos
# Davos
A new billionaire was created every 30 hours during the pandemic, according to Oxfam.
Business - Friday 20 May, 2022
# Price Pressures
# Price Pressures
Structural steel and fabricated metal prices were up 42% and 38.5% respectively over 12 months.
Business - Wednesday 18 May, 2022
# The Banks
# The Banks
But bank officials said the lender will remain flexible and urged customers having difficulties to come forward immediately.
# Home Work
# Home Work
The draft bill has gone down like a “lead balloon” with workers, said Sinn Féin’s Louise O’Reilly.
Business - Monday 16 May, 2022
# New Rules
# New Rules
The regulator has also placed an interest rate cap of 23% APR on all consumer credit agreements.
# Turbulent Times
# Turbulent Times
The low-cost airline said it hopes to return to profitability in the current financial year,
Business - Friday 13 May, 2022
# Twitter Takeover
# Twitter Takeover
The Tesla chief executive tweeted the news this morning.
Business - Thursday 12 May, 2022
# Cost Of Living
# Cost Of Living
Consumer price inflation has now been rising at an annual pace of 5% or more since October 2022.
Business - Tuesday 10 May, 2022
# The Banks
# The Banks
The investigation will determine whether the proposed acquisition could lead to a substantial lessening of competition in the State.
Business - Thursday 5 May, 2022
# Travel
# Travel
The non-binding vote means member states can discuss extending the system past the end date of 30 June.
Business - Wednesday 4 May, 2022
# Tap Tap Tap
# Tap Tap Tap
Dublin Bus CEO Ray Coyne also said that any decision to go fully cashless would be taken by government.
Business - Sunday 1 May, 2022
# Inflation Crisis
# Inflation Crisis
The contentious increase in Carbon Tax begins from today as part of the legislated gradual increase of the charge
Business - Saturday 30 April, 2022
# Energy Crisis
Russia may have 'crossed the Rubicon' by halting gas flows to Poland and Bulgaria this week, experts say. The move by Gazprom throws into question assumptions about Russia's unwillingness to retaliate using its energy exports. Ireland imports no gas directly from Russia but a loss of Russian supply to Europe could further push up global prices. ≈
Business - Friday 29 April, 2022
# The Banks
# The Banks
Stakeholders say the industry is staring down the barrel of one of the biggest logistical challenges in its history.
Business - Tuesday 26 April, 2022
# Banking
# Banking
McDonagh joined Bank of Ireland in October 2017 as Group Chief Executive Officer.
# Known Unknowns
# Known Unknowns
What has Musk said about his vision for the social media platform and what do experts think is actually going to happen?
# Fossil Fuels
The government insists there is no outright ban and that there are exemptions to the regulations. Several coalition TDs have expressed concern about what the rules would mean for rural areas. Sinn Fein calls the new rules "unfair and unworkable".
Business - Monday 25 April, 2022
# Silly Money
# Silly Money
Tesla CEO Musk said on Thursday he had secured funding to finance the purchase.
Business - Friday 22 April, 2022
# Investment
# Investment
Rosslare Europort wants to act as a base for the offshore renewable energy industry.
Business - Wednesday 20 April, 2022
# Dublin Town
# Dublin Town
Out of 2,500 eligible businesses, just over 1,200 took part in the plebiscite on the future of the scheme.
Business - Tuesday 19 April, 2022
# Morning Memo
# Morning Memo
Twitter co-founder and board member Jack Dorsey has signalled his unhappiness with the board’s handling of the situation.
Business - Thursday 14 April, 2022
# Ballybrit
# Ballybrit
Opened in 2019, the facility is the firm’s second in Galway City where it has had a presence since 1994.
Business - Wednesday 13 April, 2022
# The Banks
# The Banks
Separately, KBC Bank announced yesterday that from June, customers will get 90 days’ notice to move their accounts.
Business - Monday 11 April, 2022
# Cost Of Living
Current social welfare rates were set last year when inflation was expected to peak at 4.5% annually. But with prices on the march, household earnings are now expected to fall in real terms in 2022 for the first time since 2013. Economists say raising core social welfare raise on a temporary basis could be the best way of protecting low-income households.
Business - Thursday 7 April, 2022
# Consumer Prices
# Consumer Prices
It represents the largest annual change in prices since November 2000.
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