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Business optimism plunges and why Irish people are not investors

The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

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Business confidence in Irish economy sinks to lowest level since pandemic

Irish firms ‘grappling with increasing global uncertainty and rising cost pressures’, Grant Thornton report finds

How Ireland’s regulators are taking action against Big Tech

Data Protection Commission has imposed billions in fines in recent years, but has collected only a fraction so far

Why the middle class will not invest

Simon Harris needs to generate some bogus non-resident account energy

OpenAI seeks new Dublin headquarters with space for over 400 workers

ChatGPT developer narrows search for new EMEA hub to two potential locations in city and docklands

Prime Dublin city centre residential investment guiding at €15.5m

Pembroke Street portfolio comprises 23 apartments and is generating gross rental income of €1.021m annually

Rare, ready-to-go residential site on Howth Road guiding at €3.45m

Killester Village property comes with full approval for 38 apartments ideally suited to owner-occupier market

South Dublin lands with full planning for 49 new homes seeking €3.5m

Brownfield site is close to two Luas green line stops and Carrickmines retail park

Straffan lands with development potential guided at €500,000

5.5-acre holding is well located next to Barberstown Castle in Kildare

Is a do-er upper out of reach for first-time buyers?

The availability of people to do the work and not knowing the ultimate cost are the things that terrify potential buyers

Banks boost European markets as earnings season continues

The banking sector extended gains from the previous session, rebounding from recent pressure.

Bank of Ireland to exit US leveraged acquisitions business

Move comes after bank took impairment charge against unit last year

Kerry Group shares plunge 6.4% as profit and revenue decline amid weaker dollar

Company was largely insulated from the uncertainty that emerged from Donald Trump’s tariff agenda last year, chief executive says

Warner Bros reopens deal talks after Paramount raises bid

Move is latest twist in months long takeover battle