Europe facing difficult quarter but ECB will do its part – Lane
Europe is facing a difficult second quarter as coronavirus infections rise and governments reimpose lockdown measures, but the European Central ...
Read More Half of restaurants face permanent closure due to pandemic, says RAI
Half of restaurants face permanent closure in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, according to the lobby group which represents ...
Read More Employers owe €224m to Revenue for TSSS payments
56% of employers who availed of the Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme were overpaid under the scheme, and owe a total ...
Read More Increase in Govt spending due to Covid second highest in euro area
The increase in Government spending in response to the Covid pandemic over the first three quarters of last year was ...
Read More Average €4,000 loss to SMEs from fraud last year – Bank of Ireland research
The average loss to a small and medium enterprise here arising from fraud stood at just below €4,000 last year, ...
Read More Mortgage arrears – is this the calm before another storm?
There was a time in the last decade when the Central Bank’s mortgage arrears figures were as keenly anticipated as ...
Read More Views sought on reform of Personal Injuries Board
A public consultation on enhancing and reforming the remit of the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) begins today. Launched by ...
Read More Irish family firms cut more jobs than European peers
Irish family firms cut more jobs in the past year when compared to their European peers, according to a new report. ...
Read More Slight decline in mortgages in arrears in final quarter – Central Bank
There was a marginal decline in the number of mortgage accounts on private residences that were in arrears at the ...
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