AIB’s first quarter income up by 18% due to higher interest rates
AIB said its total income increased by 18% in the first quarter of the year on the back of the ...
Read More Glenveagh Properties set to build over 2,700 homes this year
Homebuilder Glenveagh Properties said its forward order book now stand at €963m, up from €805m at the end of February. ...
Read More Manufacturing activity deteriorates amid fall in new orders
Activity in the manufacturing sector deteriorated again in April, new data shows. The latest AIB Purchasing Managers Index shows that ...
Read More Trade unions to mark International Workers’ Day with Dublin event
Trade unions will mark May Day today which is celebrated as International Workers’ Day. A rally and march will be ...
Read More New targets for female representation at senior levels
Balance for Better Business (B4BB), an independent review group established by the Government, has today launched a new strategy, targets ...
Read More Bank of Ireland raises net interest income guidance on fewer rate cuts
Bank of Ireland has today lifted its net interest income guidance for 2024 to reflect its revised expectations that there ...
Read More European Parliament to vote on money laundering law
New laws to tackle money laundering, terrorist financing and sanctions evasion are due to be voted on by the European ...
Read More Covid supports stabilised labour market but inequality persists – study
Employment and social welfare supports during the Covid pandemic helped to stabilise the labour market but inequalities persist, according to ...
Read More Consumers want to make ‘green’ choices but cost dominates – survey
Consumers want to make sustainable choices but cost and other practicalities take priority, new research shows. The survey of 1,000 ...
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