Operating profits in the year to the end of January 217 rose to €13.1 million from €11.8 million
PTSB’s level of bad loans is high, even by the standard of the Greek banks
Leslie Buckley requested meeting to discuss future of newspaper funding
Some of Ireland’s wealthiest business figures and multinational companies were recipients of millions of euro of state aid
Bernard Byrne says the state risks creating uncertainty in the property market by changing policy too quickly
INM will find it hard to paper over several huge cracks at its upcoming agm
Call centres, cakes and cranes are just some of the businesses the Irish state invests in
Ian Guider is joined by former Irish diplomat Ray Bassett, Colette Sexton and Hugh O'Connell
Bank of Ireland’s final set of financial results under Boucher's tenure are released on Friday morning
The National Treasury Management Agency has been appointed by the department to run the process
The full details of all those who bought shares in the initial public offering last month have not been disclosed
The state agency’s annual report revealed that its obligations to its pensioners hit €413 million at the end of 2016
Last week INM warned that costs outside of its Newspread logistics and distribution divisions would come down by €10 million this year compared to 2016
A big week looms for the banks, with AIB, PTSB and BoI under scrutiny as their half-year results come out
Company’s total advertising revenue will be down by 7% this year
