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Ireland records strongest start-up year in 15 years, new data shows

Ireland experienced its most active year for new business formation in over a decade, with more than 26,500 companies registered ...
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Tourism Ireland sets sights on overseas visitor spend exceeding €10bn by 2031

Tourism Ireland has outlined plans to grow overseas tourism revenue to more than €10 billion a year by 2031, representing ...
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Global billionaire wealth surges as inequality widens, new report finds

The combined wealth of billionaires worldwide increased by an estimated $2.5 trillion last year, according to new research from Oxfam. ...
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EU Leaders Address Davos as Trade Tensions with US Intensify

European leaders are taking an early lead at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week, as renewed trade tensions ...
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PTSB Reduces Fixed-Rate Mortgage Rates by up to 0.45%

Permanent TSB has announced further reductions to its fixed-rate mortgage offerings, cutting rates by as much as 0.45% across a ...
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Gold Breaks Above $4,700 as Trade Tensions Drive Investors Toward Safe Havens

Gold prices surged to a new record today, moving beyond $4,700 per ounce for the first time, as renewed geopolitical ...
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ECB Signals Rate Stability as Long as Conditions Hold, Though US Risks Linger

The European Central Bank is unlikely to revisit interest rate changes in the short term if current economic trends remain ...
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Ireland Showcases Housing Investment Potential at Major Global Property Event

Ireland is set to promote its residential development ambitions on the international stage by participating in a major global property ...
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Guidance Still Pending as New Retirement Law Nears Commencement

New legislation designed to support employees who wish to remain in work beyond their contractual retirement age has formally entered ...
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