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Finance

All time
Banking
Over $68 billion withdrawn from Credit Suisse in lead-up to UBS rescue
24 Apr 2023
13.4k
5
The Daily Poll
Poll: Do you agree with calls for a 'city allowance' for teachers?
13 Apr 2023
46.8k
136
windfall
Corporation tax up 71% in the first quarter of 2023 - but half of it is 'unlikely to be permanent'
4 Apr 2023
11.7k
31
Banking
Ireland ranked sixth largest exporter of financial services in the world
4 Apr 2023
17.1k
31
Deutsche Bank
Bank shares drop as contagion fears return
24 Mar 2023
24.2k
27
The Daily Poll
Poll: Are you worried about a global banking crisis?
21 Mar 2023
24.9k
49
Banking
Biden to seek tougher banking regulations, as managers of Silicon Valley Bank are to be fired
Updated 13 Mar 2023
15.7k
6
Covid-19
HSE bought 10 times more ventilators than necessary, hundreds of which were unusable
7 Mar 2023
14.8k
22
Ciaran Casey
Analysis: Why news headlines about Irish GDP are still irritatingly misleading
Ciarán Casey
2 Feb 2023
14.3k
6
Podcast
The Explainer: How can you make your money go further in 2023?
12 Jan 2023
4.3k
3
Banking
Ulster Bank to begin freezing current and deposit accounts from today
11 Nov 2022
12.6k
1
Recession
Bank of England raises interest rates to 3% in biggest single hike since 1989
3 Nov 2022
22.8k
29
banking on it
Bank of England intervenes for second day running to ease market turmoil
11 Oct 2022
17.8k
32
Inflation
Inflation has reached 8.6% since start of 2022, but lower than Eurozone average
Updated 30 Sep 2022
10.6k
10
Budget
'Life is depressing enough': Why plenty of people aren't bothered following the Budget
28 Sep 2022
17.5k
36
bond buying
Explainer: Why the UK's chaotic financial markets forced the Bank of England to step in
28 Sep 2022
21.9k
14
Kwasi Kwarteng
UK Government to push on with tax cuts as pound hits all-time low against dollar
Updated 26 Sep 2022
39.8k
30
big tech
EU committee looks for renewed commitment from Ireland to 15% corporate tax rate
18 Sep 2022
25.1k
19
rotating jobs
Taoiseach expects Michael McGrath to take up finance minister job following reshuffle
Updated 13 Sep 2022
33.2k
38
Troika
EU financial oversight of Greece ends 12 years after bailouts
20 Aug 2022
22.1k
18
Finance
Premier League revenues rise to €5.8billion in first full season following Covid
18 Aug 2022
2.7k
0
Financial Abuse
Cash is crucial to victims of domestic abuse or coercive control, says Women's Aid
30 Jul 2022
12.2k
Energy
Russia switching off gas to Europe would present 'severe' risk to Ireland, minister says
14 Jul 2022
34.6k
48
Eurozone
Euro strikes dollar parity as fears mount of a eurozone recession
12 Jul 2022
24.5k
24
budget 2023
'Difficult' to say whether Budget will leave people better off, says Donohoe
Updated 5 Jul 2022
25.2k
41
Mortgages
Mortgage seekers need 'significantly' higher earnings than 10 years ago to secure financing
24 May 2022
17.2k
18
The Banks
Bank of Ireland reports a pre-tax profit of €1.4 billion for 2021
28 Feb 2022
18.1k
51
maritime patrol
Customs service to spend €20 million on new boats to help tackle drug trade
20 Feb 2022
21.0k
25
Business
Competition watchdog to fully investigate AIB and Ulster Bank loan book deal
31 Dec 2021
18.0k
12
Withdrawal
Ulster Bank urges customers not to switch banks 'at last minute'
2 Dec 2021
39.2k
17
ESRI
ESRI warns of 'real cuts' to low-income families and retired couples if prices keep rising
15 Oct 2021
12.9k
20
Carbon Tax
'The world is burning': Donohoe confirms further carbon tax increase by €7.50 per tonne
12 Oct 2021
15.9k
36
Banking
Government to sell part of State's 13.9% share in Bank of Ireland
Updated 23 Jun 2021
22.9k
35
G7
G7 leaders say a deal on minimum corporate tax rate of 15% 'in sight'
Updated 4 Jun 2021
38.6k
60
Opinion
Pearse Doherty: KBC exit is body blow to customers and staff that will reduce competition
Pearse Doherty TD
16 Apr 2021
16.5k
39
Pandemeconomics
No increase in income tax planned, says finance minister
3 Sep 2020
25.9k
42
Finance
Government u-turns on exclusion of proprietary directors from wage subsidy scheme
31 Jul 2020
34.5k
23
The Green And Red
Harvard alumni and CEO of Swiss bank part of new Mayo GAA committee - 'It's definitely a positive'
28 Jul 2020
12.8k
6
Eurozone
EU leaders fail to agree a Covid-19 stimulus package
27 Mar 2020
31.2k
80
pairc strife
GAA expect long-term Páirc Uí Chaoimh debt will be 'in the region' of €20 million
11 Feb 2020
20.1k
36
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