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<p>Junior minister with special responsibility for retail business Neale Richmond convened a meeting of the Retail Forum to address a near 17% food price inflation in the last year. Picture: Leah Farrell /RollingNews.ie</p>

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Government 'all mouth and no trousers' when is comes to addressing price inflation

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar had earlier ruled out price caps on food on the basis of advice from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission

<p>Retail Ireland director Arnold Dillon said that the scheme 'will not be enough to ease the pressure' on some businesses.</p>

economy

Some retail chains 'will lose out under energy scheme'

<p>Traditional shops should get the chance to recover, but 2021 is likely to bring more challenges.</p>

economy

Arnold Dillon: Shop owners can have some optimism, but recovery has challenges

Retailers and hotels welcome plans to speed up reopening sectors

business

Retailers and hotels welcome plans to speed up reopening sectors

Cork businesses hail lifting of coronavirus restrictions

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Cork businesses hail lifting of coronavirus restrictions

Retail sales could plummet 40% more after initial reopening boost

business

Retail sales could plummet 40% more after initial reopening boost

Retail workers feeling pressure to work extra hours, struggling with childcare

Retail workers feeling pressure to work extra hours, struggling with childcare

Retail workers say they are feeling the pressure to work extra hours during the pandemic and have trouble getting childcare while they do it.

Sun, 12 Apr, 2020

Businesses planning to postpone bonuses and pay reviews into 2021

Businesses planning to postpone bonuses and pay reviews into 2021

One in five Irish companies are planning to postpone bonus payments due to staff because of the Covid-19 impact on businesses.

Fri, 27 Mar, 2020

Irish consumers to spend €5bn over the festive season

Irish consumers to spend €5bn over the festive season

Households will fork out around €2,800 in shops this December, around €940 more than any other month of the year.

Mon, 23 Dec, 2019