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Ellie DonnellyThe Business Post |
Michael O’Leary says it could be 2025 before the airline shares profits as it concentrates on buying more aircraft
Shares are up almost 30 per cent, valuing the hotel group at just under €920 million
The betting giant has reached the ‘profitability inflection point’ stateside as it earns $63 million in the first half of the year
The Irish packaging giant’s results suggest that rising interest rates are starting to tame price rises
Post-pandemic holidaymakers make up for lost time, but with inflation and the climate crisis, this may well be short-lived
Many high-end brands prefer to make a statement within the bigger landscape and ambience of upmarket department stores like Brown Thomas
The special 9 per cent rate was never meant to be a permanent measure and should be unwound now that the economy has recovered
Recent results show online retailers are struggling compared to their bricks and mortar rivals
With no sign of material prices falling, the cost of housing in this country will remain high and continue to climb
Credit has tightened, manufacturing is slowing, consumption is dropping, and consumer confidence is weakening in Europe and the US
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