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insurance premiums
Irish regulator finds 'majority' of home and car insurers charged different prices to customers with similar risk
9 Sep 2020
46.5k
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Economy
Ireland now officially in recession after largest ever quarterly GDP drop
7 Sep 2020
76.6k
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Tax Credits
How will the government's 'Stay and Spend' scheme work and how can you claim your tax credits?
3 Sep 2020
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Local restrictions
'It was a massive blow': Kildare business owners continue to count the cost of regional lockdown
1 Sep 2020
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Nervous times
Pace of recovery in Irish manufacturing slips as spike in Covid-19 cases 'rattles' business sentiment in August
1 Sep 2020
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A taxing matter
The Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme ends next week — so when will you have to pay back all that income tax?
29 Aug 2020
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raheen
US firm Regeneron to create 400 jobs in Limerick as part of Covid-19 drug plans
27 Aug 2020
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golfgate
Amid criticism of Brian Hayes' attendance at Golfgate dinner, the Banking Culture Board says it's not getting involved
26 Aug 2020
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The Banks
Union seeks 'urgent' WRC intervention over Bank of Ireland's plan to cut workforce by 1,400
19 Aug 2020
13.1k
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Morning Memo
Morning Memo: Berlin D2 blues, meat plant sick pay and our short attention span
17 Aug 2020
25.1k
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jobs figures
A record number of jobs were lost across the European Union in the second quarter of the year
14 Aug 2020
9.7k
13
meat plants
Around 20% of meat plant workers are covered by sick pay, according to an industry spokesperson
13 Aug 2020
21.4k
46
meat plants
'All sorts of a mess': Dáil Covid committee hears from trade unions about meat plant workers' 'tale of woe'
13 Aug 2020
31.3k
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UK recession
Explainer: Why is the UK suffering the worst recession of any G7 country?
13 Aug 2020
29.5k
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Aviation
CityJet will have tens of millions of euro in debt written off under court-approved plan to save the airline
11 Aug 2020
16.5k
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ride sharing
Uber and Lyft have 100,000 drivers in California, and a court says they must be treated as employees
11 Aug 2020
16.9k
10
The Banks
'There are people working in their bedrooms keeping the banking system going and this is their reward'
9 Aug 2020
110k
33
The Banks
Bank of Ireland plans to cut 1,400 jobs from its workforce
5 Aug 2020
45.0k
60
tiktok
Explainer: TikTok is on the block but why has Donald Trump given Microsoft 45 days to make a bid?
4 Aug 2020
18.6k
13
Covid hit
Aer Lingus owner IAG announces pre-tax loss of €4.2 billion
31 Jul 2020
22.4k
51
The Banks
More new mortgages approved in June but drawdowns slid in the second quarter, says bank lobby
30 Jul 2020
17.0k
10
bark or byte
Head honchos at Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon to face questions from US politicians today
29 Jul 2020
14.9k
6
they're hiring
Amazon to create 1,000 new jobs in Ireland
27 Jul 2020
61.7k
48
Covid-19
'A second wave of Covid-19 is our biggest fear': Ryanair posts €185 million loss for first quarter of 2020
27 Jul 2020
19.6k
19
Shutting the Door
Opinion: Government needs to give people of all abilities a chance on the job market
Craig Kelly
25 Jul 2020
17.9k
19
july stimulus
What's in it for me? — Everything you need to know about the government's July stimulus package
23 Jul 2020
59.3k
37
Cash Injection
'Staycation voucher', wage subsidy extension and cheap loans all part of much-vaunted July stimulus
23 Jul 2020
73.0k
69
EU recovery fund
Explainer: Will Ireland be a 'net contributor' to the EU's €750 billion recovery fund?
21 Jul 2020
25.0k
23
high street blues
Marks & Spencer to cut 950 jobs in the UK — but its Irish stores are 'unaffected'
20 Jul 2020
14.5k
14
Covid-19
'I had to protect my staff' — Government green list could cause workplace disputes, expert says
18 Jul 2020
81.2k
155
the saga continues
An EU court has ruled in favour of Apple and Ireland in the €13 billion tax row. So what happens now?
15 Jul 2020
15.8k
24
Decision time
Apple and Ireland win appeal against European Commission's €13 billion tax ruling
Updated 15 Jul 2020
90.8k
204
apple tax
A major ruling is expected tomorrow in the €13 billion Apple tax row - but don't expect the saga to end there
14 Jul 2020
17.8k
39
nosedive
'Closed for business': Ryanair takes aim at travel quarantine as it cuts 1,000 Ireland-UK flights
14 Jul 2020
48.5k
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phase 4
Pubs unsure about reopening next week as NPHET says it's 'too early' to say it'll happen
14 Jul 2020
35.4k
55
frugal four
EU leaders remain divided on plans for a €750 billion recovery fund ahead of a vital summit meeting
9 Jul 2020
8.3k
14
The Banks
Explainer: Why Irish banks are being accused of 'profiteering from the pandemic'
9 Jul 2020
20.9k
46
Staycation
Irish hotel room bookings are at about 25% - last year they were at 90%
9 Jul 2020
24.7k
75
Covid-19
The European Commission has slashed Irish and eurozone growth forecasts
7 Jul 2020
17.3k
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Central Bank
Central Bank 'determined' to avoid 'tracker mortgage scandal Mark II' over Covid insurance payouts
7 Jul 2020
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