Business

Government to push back start date for compulsory workplace scheme to beginning of 2026

Liquidators unable to find Xerotech buyer; Fine Gael TDs back tourist tax; Meta office value slumps; and a €525m planning bill

The Federal Reserve is structured to set interest rates free from political pressure; Trump is threatening to break that structure

Employers argue timing for many proposed measures in ‘Good Jobs’ Bill is terrible while unions say NI simply catching up on Britain and Republic

Any inheritance or large gift you receive is always measured against the tax-free limits in place at the time, not in the context of previous limits

Billionaire’s tweets don’t suggest a laser focus on Tesla

The Coalition is showing signs of panic on housing in a fruitless search for easy answers

Tech giant moves production to another low-cost location but not back to the US

New homes and those seen as more energy efficient are commanding ‘hefty’ premiums, says Geowox

David Solomon’s pay causes uproar at firm’s AGM

The city raises 26 times more money than the council is given to run the place. No wonder it is sliding into dereliction, vacancy and vandalism

Shannon-based Core Optimisation hired to boost online sales at tourist attractions across the State

Summix scheme will preserve the protected Independent House and Emerald Chambers buildings and original printing hall

New chief executive says cuts will start in the current quarter as beleaguered chipmaker looks to refocus on strengths

Little activity in Dublin as FTSE notches up its tenth positive session in a row for longest winning run since 2019