The Department of Public Expenditure and Reform is forecasting that between 1,700 and 2,500 civil servants will retire every year between 2019 and 2028
Spanish investment form Cobas Asset Management is believed to now hold about 20 per cent of Aryzta’s shares, up from about 14 per cent, according to sources familiar with the matter
The CMA is looking into a plan announced earlier this year for a so-called 'wet lease' agreement between Aer Lingus and Cityjet that is due to happen later this month
The clock is ticking for Denis O’Brien’s Digicel, as it waits to discover whether its bondholders will give it two more years of breathing space
Ian Guider is joined by Michael Brennan and Hugh O'Connell to look at the details of the budget - and assess the political fall-out
Finance minister Paschal Donohoe devoted a fair chunk of his spending initiatives to money allocated to mitigating the worst effects of Brexit on the economy
The Canadian investor Prem Watsa has scooped €100 million from his FBD rescue package punt, and shareholders are profiting from the insurance company’s rebound as he walks away without exercising a share option
The economy might be growing, but investment by Irish companies is still 30 per cent below what it should be, Bank of Ireland’s Michael Lauhoff tells Ian Guider
Department of Health said it had no role in selecting Miesian Plaza, which was OPW’s remit
An African oil company that attempted to buy San Leon Energy last year has taken a major stake in...
Aryzta's latest forecast and further details on its plans to raise €800 million to reduce its debt helped buoy its share price, which has slumped in the last two years
The boss of the Irish-Swiss baking giant Aryzta must convince investors that they won’t get burned
Second group of bondholders yet to make their position known
Irish oil explorer San Leon Energy will have up to $50 million (€43 million) in cash by the end...
The Revenue Commissioners are probing some two dozen taxpayers who are attempting to reduce their...
