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The government plans to sell the last of its AIB shares within months after launching a €1.2bn taxpayer share buyback programme. The deal has looked in doubt in recent weeks as AIB shares have fallen sharply following US President Donald…
Ireland’s economic growth is forecast to slow to 2 percent this year if 10 percent tariffs on U.S. imports remain in place, and to 2.5 percent if they are lifted, the Treasury said on Tuesday. The agency also warned that…
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Food delivery major Deliveroo has agreed a takeover deal with its US rival DoorDash in a deal valued at around €3.4 billion. San Francisco-based DoorDash will offer 180 pence a share in cash for London Stock Exchange-listed Deliveroo, a move…
Credit unions are the most reputable organisations in Ireland, according to new research. For the third year running, credit unions have topped the annual Irish Reputation Index. In second place is An Post, followed by Boots Ireland. Six of the…
Penneys’ chief executive says the company has no plans to increase prices for its customers as it pledges to cope with sharp increases in labour costs. The announcement came after Associated British Foods on Tuesday announced a 10% drop in…
Airbus has completed an agreement to acquire a number of assets from Spirit AeroSystems, the two companies said on Monday, completing a major step in the transatlantic split of the troubled supplier with U.S. rival Boeing. The agreement will see…
Revolut could start offering mortgages in Ireland by autumn. The online bank initially plans to offer home loans through its app with employee support over the phone, but may consider partnering with brokers in the future. Revolut is also aiming…