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Number of business start-ups down 20%

The number of new businesses established in Ireland has fallen by 20%, according to figures released today.

Number of business start-ups down 20%

Tue, 15 Apr, 2008 - 10:34

The number of new businesses established in Ireland has fallen by 20%, according to figures released today.

Bank of Ireland Business Banking has issued its latest Business Start-up Barometer that tracks the number of business start-ups in Ireland.

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