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Ellie DonnellyThe Business Post |
A significant weakening of inflation over recent months has set the retailer up for a strong year
The veteran entrepreneur is continuing his success of listing in London having ‘totally given up on’ the Irish Stock Exchange
Ireland is outperforming Europe but a ‘wait and see’ approach will guide the rest of an uncertain year
Despite some criticism over its deal with WestRock, investors have rallied behind the management of the Dublin-listed packaging giant
The president of the European Central Bank is stuck between a rock and a hard place when it comes to discussing potential interest rate cuts
Ryanair says itself that it has ‘long campaigned’ to protect customers from what it terms as ‘price gouging’ by online travel agents (OTAs)
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The need for airlines to replace older aircraft is setting next year up as a bumper one for new orders
There has been a frenzy on the money markets with investors trying to predict when central banks will cut interest rates next year
Declining crude prices got a 2.8 per cent shot in the arm following weekend’s Hamas though equity markets steadied quickly
AIB’s latest purchasing managers index shows that orders to Irish firms have fallen sharply; sluggish British and eurozone economies are partly to...
Michael O’Leary says it could be 2025 before the airline shares profits as it concentrates on buying more aircraft
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