Representatives want new administration to tackle issues such as rising costs, infrastructure problems and tax laws

Offices at the former department store not thought to be large enough for An Post‘s needs with its 1,000 employees

State has ruled out extra funding to help operators meet insurance costs after Liberty Insurance withdrew from the sector last week

Former chairman Keating says new deals ‘in the pipeline’ after being named to lead Newry tech firm

Business better than expected in November and December despite continued uncertainty in some key markets

There’s no denying the IDA’s achievements, but competition from similar agencies in eastern Europe, as well as international trade tensions and tax reforms, pose serious challenges for it in the coming years

Officials agree with committee findings over renewal of lucrative telecoms contracts without a competitive tender process

Firms worldwide are closely watching the process as OECD seeks to address long-time accusations that Ireland facilitates tax avoidance

The tourism body is seeking a venue in which to host the third biennial Golf Ireland Convention in May

Central Bank did not follow through on request to CCPC in relation to Kevin Thompson’s F&P application

Martin Shanahan says ‘year-on-year gross jobs growth’ reflects multinational companies’ confidence in the state

David McCourt’s National Broadband Ireland could be compensated if some costs spiral, or if inflation rises faster than anticipated

Cullen Insurances is extending its standard commercial policy to cover the cash-strapped childcare sector

The government says it is committed to introducing legislation aimed at achieving equal pay, but progress so far has been slow

Sinn Féin criticises regulator over decision not to review different interest rates offered by banks to mortgage holders

National Economic Crime Bureau setting up group that mirrors one involving Irish banks

Bags would be checked in, delivered to the airport, and picked up at the passenger‘s destination in an operation that could put an end to long queues

Chief executive David McRedmond feels the strength of the semi-state company’s brand will help it to make inroads into the market

With spiralling costs driving many firms out of business, the government is stepping up its attempts to reform the insurance industry. Here are seven potentially game-changing developments to expect in 2020