ECB President Mario Draghi convenes his 25-member governing council in Malta this week to set monetary policy as global market volatility slows trade
US pharmaceutical firm Regeneron plans to expand its workforce in Limerick by a further 200 people over the next two years
David McWilliams looks back on the boxing legend and the David and Goliath story of Irish boxing
Deutsche Bank is undertaking the biggest management shakeup in more than a decade
Ireland’s public finances are improving at a very fast pace which is credit positive, ratings agency Moody’s has said
Denis O’Brien-owned business support services firm Siteserv said its industrial services division has won a £150 million contract with Babcock in the UK
Will UTV Ireland’s home-grown programming survive a takeover by ITV? Bill Kinlay, chief executive of media buying agency Mindshare, thinks not
Debt and money markets are readying for a cut to the European Central Bank’s deposit rate, regardless of what its policy makers say in public
European leaders failed to reach a final agreement on recruiting Turkey to help stem the flow of refugees from the Middle East
The main business events for the days ahead
The Union of Students in Ireland said the Taoiseach’s delay on reforming the Seanad was frustrating and stripped people of their power to be fully represented at Leinster House
A public/private marketing initiative worth €1 million has been launched to reposition Dublin as a tourist destination
EU states are close to a deal with Turkey which is hoped will ease the flow of migrants to Europe
There has been a levelling out of Dublin house price growth this year following three years of price inflation
The aircraft leasing arm of China Construction Bank is to set up its international headquarters in Ireland
