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California-based entrepreneur ordered to pay $400k to Dublin fund after ‘repudiated’ settlement
The court was told that Arthur Andreasyan, the chief executive of US mattress firm Puffy, was an ‘ostensibly successful ...
Business Post6h
In numbers: Ireland’s top smartphones, how AI is changing the market and why Apple has work to do
Smartphone sales on the rise for the first time in five years as Apple continues to lead the way, despite reporting little in ...
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Markets Wrap: Global indices plunge as investors brace for tariff-heavy ‘Liberation Day’
The greatest Iseq fallers were Ryanair and Kenmare Resources, which fell 5 per cent and 3.38 per cent, respectively ...
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An Post Mobile ordered to refund thousands of customers after Comreg investigation
An Post’s mobile phone business has been ordered to refund more than €25,000 to thousands of customers following an ...
Business Post6h
US AI company Partsol relocates headquarters to Dublin
Company, which has recently completed a $17.5m Series A raise, attributed the EU’s pro-regulatory stance as being a factor in ...
Business Post8h
Chance of ECB rate pause in April grows as Trump’s trade war spurs economic uncertainty
The ECB has lowered its deposit rate to 2.5 per cent from 4 per cent as inflation nears the bank’s 2 per cent target ...
Business Post9h
German inflation slows more than expected as European Central Bank mull interest rate move
ECB officials are still undecided about what to do when they next set policy on April 17 ...
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Taoiseach warns of ‘grave and serious’ threat ahead of Trump tariffs as government ramps up engagement
Series of meetings taking place at highest level ahead of April 2 ...
Business Post19h
A Question of Money: What’s the best way for me to use my bonus to pay off debt?
The imminent arrival of around €10k makes this a good time to look at loan interest rates ...
Business Post16h
Goldman Sachs forecasts more rate cuts in Europe and the US as tariffs dent growth
For the second time in less than a month, the firm’s economists have increased their tariff assumptions ...
Business Post20h
‘Slow fashion since 1988’: Dublin knitwear brand IrelandsEye targets 10% growth through exports
IrelandsEye, a Dublin-based knitwear business, expects revenue to grow by 10 per cent this year as it increases its presence ...
Business Post20h
‘The industry is on ice’: Why Ireland risks losing energy investors just as demand for power soars
Last year judicial reviews against energy projects trebled, as the country tried to add more assets to the grid ...