Tom Petty was right, waiting is the hardest part

Michael McGrath has set out plans for not one, but two distinct investment funds, marking something of a wager on long-term prosperity despite concerns over whether the State will continue to tap the huge tax revenues from the multinationals.

Accounting firm called off plan to break up its audit and consulting units, slamming the brakes on a proposed overhaul of its business

Any ambitions to reform Ireland’s dysfunctional banking market have gone out the door in the wake of the recent global banking crisis, as Irish households and businesses continue to pay some hefty margins on their loans, writes Business Editor Eamon Quinn

Prof Stephen Kinsella says there are parallels with the onset of the financial crisis in 2007, but the speed of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank has been extraordinary by any measure

In other echoes of 2008, regulators and politicians in the US and Europe rallied to reassure that the emergency measures had worked.

Any more severe restrictions could stifle rebound of the economy and hit certain sectors severely

Publicans and hoteliers have welcomed the Government's decision to extend the employment-subsidy scheme and one further support because of the threat of the Omicron variant.

Survey indicates no huge Christmas spending splurge by Irish consumers, as confidence in the economy slides.

Anglo was only one of a number of banks that engaged in lending to commercial property developers involving sums that to this day remains incredible