European stocks down as markets anticipate Trump win following assassination attempt
Luxury brands hit by fragile sentiment, as investors expect hawkish trade policy and looser energy regulations under Trump
European shares continue their climb on upbeat earnings
US stocks hit all-time highs with latest economic data pointing to likely rate cut in September
Regulator signs off on Maxol takeover of Naas Fuels
Deal brings the number of Maxol-branded sites across the island of Ireland to 252
Irish AI start-ups receive €100,000 each in pre-seed investment
Risso AI uses the technology to monitor noise pollution while Persuva AI creates audience-specific ad copy
New electric vehicle sales fall by a quarter in first half of the year
Separate AA Ireland survey found 30% of EV drivers do not use ‘unsatisfactory’ public charging network
DCC expects further growth as acquisitions drive energy division
Company completes $150m sale of stake in liquid gas business
Emporia ME.6 Review: a good, flexible smartphone that isn’t just for older people
The option of standard Android and simplified user interfaces at a reasonable price widens the market for this phone
Samsung unveils Galaxy Ring, AI-powered phones
Company moves to embed AI in smartphones and audio products
ZeroMission raises €2.8m to drive electric vehicle fleet management platform
Company is planning to further expand in Europe and the US
Industrial production in pharma and IT sectors gains ground
Traditional manufacturing sector continues to rise on annual basis,
Cork payments company Trustap raises €5.1m in funding
Series A round will help fund further product development
iPad Air 2024 review: A good middle-of-the-road choice
The bigger screen is great, as Apple looks to the post-laptop future, but the costs of the device can mount quickly
Vodafone executive: 5G laggard Europe faces ‘terrifying’ consequences for competitiveness and jobs
Joakim Reiter’s immense diplomatic experience near the top of the UN has stood him in good stead for his private sector career
European stocks give up early gains to close lower
Shares in AIB, for which the Government said it would dispose of a further 5% block, finished off 0.24%