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The EU is "fully invested" in reaching a deal with the United States to avoid sweeping tariffs, the bloc's trade chief said, after US judges ruled the controversial measures were unconstitutional.
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US President Donald Trump signalled renewed trade tensions with China, arguing that China had "violated" a deal to de-escalate tariffs, at a time when both sides appeared deadlocked in negotiations.
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Enterprise Ireland has appointed Jenny Melia as its new chief executive officer (designate).
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More than two-thirds of job applications are rejected due to a lack of relevant skills, according to new research from hiring platform IrishJobs.
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Consumer prices eased to 1.4% year-on-year in May from 2% a month earlier, a flash estimate of the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices from the Central Statistics Office estimates today.
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Minister for Housing James Browne has admitted a pre-general election Government promise to build 41,000 new homes this year is now "very, very difficult" and will be "an extreme climb to reach".
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US consumer spending increased marginally in April as a rush to beat higher prices from import duties slowed.
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The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) last year obtained €1.197m in compensation for airline passengers in respect of 1,726 complaints upheld against airlines.
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Petrol and diesel prices dipped in May following a prolonged period of stability, according to the latest AA Ireland Fuel Price Survey.
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Private equity firm Waterland Ireland plans to invest up to €150m in Irish firms over the next 12 to 18 months.
