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Dominic McgrathThe Business Post |
Despite weeks of briefing and speculation, there were still surprises in the UK Budget
Mary O’Connor, the first woman to lead one of the Big Four Accounting firms, discusses life after KPMG
Mary O’Connor, the first woman to lead one of the Big Four Accounting firms, discusses life after KPMG
The former British prime minister settles scores in his new book, Unleashed, but it remains to be seen how many people will actually be interested
Businesses are eager to see lower borrowing costs before making large investments
And across the whole of 2024, the UK's 1.3 per cent growth outstrips that of the US, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan
Threadneedle Street is unlikely to move the dial on interest rates, even positive inflation data, writes Dominic McGrath
Bank of England will decide on Thursday whether or not to bring down interest rates from the 16-year-high of 5.25 per cent
The Aer Lingus row instead was the most dramatic eruption of tensions that have beset the aviation sector in recent years.
Rachel Reeves, the new UK Chancellor who is hanging her hat on the similarly-minded securonomics, hopes so
Ireland and Germany helped inspire the state-backed business bank set to help drive green investment in the UK
The party's emergence as the largest in the Dail, the Northern Ireland Assembly and Westminster is a prize it has long desired
Mary Lou McDonald’s party is battling to rebound in the UK general election, but its campaigners have little time to regroup after bruising results...
Fresh labour market data comes as traders believe the regulator has already made up its mind about the impossibility of an interest reduction next...
From Shein to Raspberry Pi, investors are hopeful that potential IPOs are a sign things can only get better for the LSE
After many tipped June as the moment when interest rates could start to come down, investors are now paring back bets on a rate cut next month
Industry veteran Gail Goldie, chief executive of the UK arm, will know the pitfalls of the British market
Prospect of a high-profile, small-cap exodus from the Irish stock exchange raises the question as to who Euronext Dublin is serving
Irish business and our regulators are watching the row over whether Britain’s financial watchdog can maintain its independence
Ireland’s emergency legislation has become something of a sideshow in the never-ending wrangling over asylum claims and illegal migration in the UK
UK and Irish governments have butted heads over Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda policy
The former Fed chairman’s critical review finds that all central banks are flailing when it comes to forecasts
The curious case of a flurry of provocative WhatsApp messages has kept tongues wagging throughout the traditional Easter political break
The tax-cutting budget introduced today is likely do little to inspire voter confidence in Rishi Sunak's government
Attracting the Chinese e-commerce giant would be a major boost to London’s exchange, but far from a panacea
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