AI should be a ‘core component’ of the education system, National Skills Council recommends
The council recommended a 'rethink' of investment into skills
Dublin’s Guinness Enterprise Centre agrees deals to help start-ups expand internationally
The Liberties-based centre has 25 existing agreements with national and international hubs
Fenergo to create 300 jobs in Dublin as part of €100m investment
Fintech firm to create additional 200 jobs globally as uncertainty acts as ‘catalyst’ for the business
Turnover rises at Bretzel Bakery after ‘rollercoaster’ ride in pandemic
Company made profit of €180,000 in its past financial year
Institute of Education’s profit rises to €8.5m following acquisition by Dukes Education
Dukes Education paid more than £8m (€9.3m) to acquire Bruce College in Cork, UK filings also show
Retail sales decline in May as department stores suffer the most
Retail sales volume declined by 0.6 per cent in May, though still advanced 1.6 per cent in the past 12 months.
Irish households owe €99.2bn at end of March
Amid changes in ECB interest rates, homeowners have continued to move away from tracker mortgages
‘We were possibly naive at the start’: Grace O’Malley Spirits resurgent following branding overhaul
‘I think some of us - looking back - might have been experts on the wrong side of the bar and learned that the hard way.’
SuperValu expands into pet cover in bid to be ‘one-stop shop’ for insurance
Company eyes ‘70 per cent gap in pet owners that don’t have insurance’
Irish mortgage approvals hit record €14.1bn over last year
Value of approvals rose 17.8 per cent in May compared with year earlier
Irish consumer confidence improves as public adapt to global instability
Latest Credit Union barometer sees first back-to-back improvement in nearly 12 months
Penneys parent Primark to cut about 100 jobs from Dublin HQ
It is expected that 7 per cent of the 1,500 roles in its Dublin headquarters will be cut
Japan’s ageing population an opportunity for Irish medical technology companies, says EI chief
‘It is no secret that Japan is Ireland’s number one objective in growing relations within the Asian region,’ the Minister for Enterprise said.
Average price of a second-hand home in Dublin pushes past €600,000 barrier
In the rest of the country, housing prices reached €313,000 in the first half of the year