Movers and shakers Movers and shakers: AIB, Lidl, Pepper Advantage, CollenYour weekly definitive guide from the Business Post team of the biggest moves in corporate Ireland
Banking Davy has upped share price targets for AIB and PTSB - here’s why Stockbroker has offered upbeat assessment of lenders’ prospects ahead of half-year results
Banking AIB apologises after breaking UK competition rulesAIB has been named among four major banks that failed to make available the correct data on products or services.
Banking S&P: Irish banks showing ‘positive’ trends but better cost efficiencies ‘critical’Global ratings house issues positive assessment of Irish banking sector but warns lenders over high cost base
Banking AIB snaps up Sky Ireland exec to lead new consumer-centric division Orlaith Ryan’s appointment comes as the lender has moved to bolstered its senior team
The Last Post Matt Cooper: Twelve key questions we need to ask about the banks we bailed outSimon Harris’s tough-guy act with the banks shouldn’t fool you. There are important issues to be considered about our main financial service providers
Banking How politics could kill the privatisation of AIB AIB is preparing for a return to full private ownership as soon as next year. Here’s how that might happen – and what might stop it
Banking AIB seeks up to 150 voluntary redundancies over three yearsThe bank said that the employees most affected will be those in areas of increased automation and efficiency
Music Swiftonomics: How the Eras Tour sparked a rise in Dublin spendingWhen Taylor Swift played here over the weekend, Dublin experienced a 17 per cent total rise in spending
Economy Irish manufacturing sector sees sharpest decline in 11 months – AIBIn spite of subdued manufacturing activity, Irish firms remained positive due to the prospect of further rate cuts in the coming year, according to AIB
Politics No sign of salary cap lift for top AIB bankers despite state share sell-off Government’s stake in AIB has fallen to 25.5 per cent
Banking Latest state AIB sell-off generates almost €600 million Government has further reduced its current 30.5 per cent stake in the lender
Banking AIB cuts lending rates in light of European Central Bank cutThe bank said it had taken a ‘very measured approach’ to rate increases over recent years
Energy Pillar banks buy in to state low-cost retrofitting schemeWith credit unions set to sign up in the coming weeks, the scheme is expected to boost market competition
Making it Work Making it Work: Westmeath-based Reynolds Commercials eyes double-digit growth after €2m investmentThe family run commercial transport maintenance and dealership business recently opened a new CVRT centre at its facilities just outside Athlone
Jobs Top Jobs: AIB, Iarnród Éireann, National Transport Authority In a new weekly update for Business Post subscribers every week our business editor Lorcan Allen presents the best jobs on offer in Irish industry
Banking How much will rate cuts hurt Ireland’s banks? We crunched the numbers to find outAIB, PTSB and Bank of Ireland have enjoyed supercharged profitability thanks to rate hikes imposed by the ECB over recent years
Banking Irish services sector was boosted last month - AIBThe May figures from the AIB Business Activity index also showed that the 12-month outlook was at a three-month high
Economy Manufacturing activity stabilised in May despite ‘sluggish’ conditionsSector was boosted by an improvement in output volumes and strong job creation