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Developer defends ‘ businessman’ Delaney
With margins on fuel sales tighter than ever, the battle for the hearts and tanks of Irish motorists is hotting up between the petrol station giants
Petrogas, which owns motorway services stations group Applegreen, is attempting to buy a small co...
Ladbrokes has moved to lay off 80 people and shut down up to 50 more shops in an effort to revive...
IAG is taking the political temperature on its bid to buy the national carrier, with concessions expected in an effort to help drive the deal through
His firm may have done well out of the recession, but Bryan Bourke of William Fry believes that Ireland’s reputation has survived the horrors of the crash
Mario Draghi is playing his cards close to his chest over quantitative easing, leaving investors scratching their heads over where to put their money
TV presenter Glenda Gilson is fighting potential restrictions against her taking a role as a company director as she plans to set up her own media production company, The Sunday Business Post has learned.
Ladbrokes is expected to close more than 40 of its Irish outlets as part of a major restructuring process aimed at reviving the fortunes of the bookmakers, *The Sunday Business Post* understands.
Exploration company Petroceltic will consider any takeover offers as it looks to end a dispute with its largest investor ahead of a crunch shareholder meeting next week.
Stock market giant humbled by global collapse in oil prices.
Aer Lingus and IAG, the company that owns British Airways, are still locked in talks aimed at agr...
Nama has launched High Court proceedings against the widow and son of a man who took his own life...
Conquering the divided
