EY targets UK consultant cuts as fees dry up
Auditor suggests UK cuts are part of routine business review
Auditor suggests UK cuts are part of routine business review
Irish CEO John Hourican says bank is making good progress back to strength
Fine arises from investigation into the bathroom fixtures and fittings industry
Watchdog insists budget airline must cut stake in Aer Lingus
Electricity company acquired by ESB in 2010 plans scheme that could cut 120 jobs
Ryanair court case could open way for sale of State’s stake in airline
Move suggests airline it might still be interested in Government’s 25% stake
Airline running out of appeal options
Airline says it will to continue to fight against decision to force it to cut stake in rival Aer Lingus
€42m deal would make O’Brien firm UK’s fourth-largest radio group
Firms must tender for book-keeping work every 10 years under new regulations
Many companies now penalise rather than reward loyalty
Cantillon: authority will have to decide whether to follow Competition Commission plan for British companies to put audit work out to tender every five years
Ryanair says it will sell shares if another offer Gets 50.1% acceptances from Aer Lingus
Britain’s Competition Commission wanted top companies to put their book-keeping work out to tender every five years
London briefing: Is a clampdown on high-interest ‘legalised loan sharks’ in sight?
UK competition body says airline must sell all or part of its shareholding in rival
Low-cost airline comes out fighting and will appeal ruling all the way
There is major public interest in who owns and funds Independent News and Media SA
Soft drinks maker seeking to deliver annual savings of £30 million
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices