1. UK jobs market shows more signs of cooling

   RTE » 1 week ago

   Britain's jobs market showed further signs of a slowdown as employment fell and growth in wages cooled, according to official data published today that is likely to reassure the Bank of England that inflation pressures are waning....

   Category: Business  

1. Greencoat Renewables to sell 6 Irish windfarms for €156m

   RTE » 1 week ago

   Wind and solar energy group Greencoat Renewables has agreed a deal to sell a portfolio of six Irish onshore wind assets for a total of €156m to Norwegian private equity firm HitecVision....

   Category: Business  

1. Tánaiste concerned by deals that leave tariffs in place

   RTE » 1 week ago

   Tánaiste Simon Harris has said that while he welcomes the "potential cooling" between China and the US after they agreed on a deal to slash reciprocal tariffs for now, he is concerned by deals that still leave tariffs in place....

   Category: Business  

1. What does US-China tariffs' truce mean for ongoing trade war?

   RTE » 1 week ago

   The temporary truce does not shift the underlying reality that the US and China are locked into a long-term cycle of tit-for-tat trade tariffs...

   Category: Business  

1. Why Irish consumers are choosing organic wine

   RTE » 1 week ago

   The rising popularuty of organic wines in Ireland is due to personal benefits and sustainability concerns...

   Category: Business  

1. Ford warning Kuga PHEV owners not to charge their cars

   RTE » 1 week ago

   Ford is warning Ford Kuga plug-in hybrid owners in Ireland not to charge their vehicles until a software update is ready to fix technical issues with the battery in some cars....

   Category: Business  

1. Trump's pharmaceutical 'tariff wall' is coming — is Australia ready?

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 1 week ago

   Trump has just signed an order that could hike drug prices around the world and he will soon announce pharmaceutical tariffs. What does all this mean for the price of medication here? ...

   Category: Business  

1. Companies owed money by Whyalla Ports fear debts will never be paid

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 6 days ago

   The legal tug of war over the Whyalla steelworks port ownership leaves companies owed significant debts by the former owners nervous as to whether they will ever see the money. ...

   Category: Business  

1. Passengers who claimed injuries from turbulence lose High Court appeal

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 1 week ago

   The 2019 Vancouver to Sydney flight experienced significant turbulence at 36,000 feet. It landed in Honlulu, Hawaii, with 37 injuries recorded, nine of which were major. ...

   Category: Business  

1. Annual wage growth ticks up to 3.4 per cent in March quarter

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 1 week ago

   Annual wage growth lifted to 3.4 per cent in the March quarter, from 3.2 per cent in December. It is the first annual increase in wage growth since the June quarter last year. ...

   Category: Business  




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