European markets gain ground despite Covid fears
Ryanair benefits from European Commission travel pledge
Datalex and bank shares shine in Dublin as European shares rally
Iseq overall index edges 0.2 per cent higher, Stoxx 600 index rises 0.6 per cent
University-backed start-up accelerators get under way
Inaugural AgTech UCD accelerator and Trinity’s LaunchBox programme to begin
Origin forecasts increase in earnings despite challenges
Company says Covid crisis still impacting business while cold weather hurt revenues
‘It will take all of 2021 to get our business back to normal operations’
For Coillte, the biggest crisis of recent years has not been Covid, says chief executive
European stocks end higher on support from oil and utilities
Major European indexes fare better than some of their tech-heavy US peers
Origin Enterprises shrinks pretax loss but uncertainty remains
Agri-services business faces twin spectres of Brexit and Covid-19
Rising US yields knock European stocks in early trading
The Iseq index down 0.3 % with Origin Enterprises 4.6% lower after latest results
Rose Hynes named interim chairwoman at aviation regulator
Former Shannon Group boss will oversee Irish Aviation Authority ahead of likely split
Ex-Origin Enterprises CEO O’Mahony receives €1m exit payment
Pay package fell to €526,000 in final 11 months with business
European stocks end higher as Trump-driven selling eases
Bank shares and Ryanair drive Iseq lower while FTSE 100 rebounds after shaky start
Hostelworld chief financial officer TJ Kelly to step down
Financial controller Caroline Sherry to take up role as Kelly moves to Origin Enterprises
European stocks rise for third day in a row
Markets report: The Iseq adds 4.6% as banks claw back losses
Hope for US-China trade deal cheers markets
Holiday week sees thin trading in Dublin as rise in online shopping boosts Amazon
European shares wipe gains over trade concerns
Markets report: Iseq slipped 0.84 per cent in line with broader slump
European shares drop as US-China spat over Hong Kong rattles markets
Iseq down 1.2 per cent, with Kerry among main decliners
Your business week: EY Entrepreneur of the Year to be revealed
EasyJet and Home Depot to report; and how to handle ethical dilemmas at work
Irish and European values dip as investors fret on Brexit deal
Wall Street lower but upbeat results a solid start to third-quarter earnings season
Banks push Iseq higher even amid heightened Brexit uncertainty
‘Performance of UK economy will remain below-par until Brexit issue is resolved’
Eye in the sky gives farmers sharp picture of their land
ProvEye's image correction system filters out ‘interference’ for clearer view
German shares drag Europe lower as BASF profit warning bites
Ryanair falls 5 per cent as French government threatens eco tax on airlines
European shares close little changed as market eyes Fed
Markets report: In the UK, M&S drops 4.5% after Tesco says it may open upmarket shop
Irish stocks dip amid mixed reaction to company results
Investor confidence in a rally that has sent European stocks shooting up this year shows signs of fraying
Apple revenue warning rocks global markets
Iseq falls on thin trading volumes though Kerry Group ahead by 2.4 per cent
European and Apple shares continue to drop amid Brexit and production fears
Iseq index in Dublin falls by 1.4 per cent to fresh two-year low
ISME celebrates and ‘Irish Times’ Innovation Awards
Your business this week: HP results, ECB meeting and Irish wholesale prices
Kingspan, Bank of Ireland advance as Irish shares shine amid Brexit deal hopes
Paddy Power Betfair shares jump almost 5 per cent
Irish banks tumble on signs of slowing house price growth
Housebuilders also hit as investors hold back from market
Irish retail sales and euro-zone inflation due
Your business this week: CIMA gathering to discuss ‘women in the boardroom’
Top Irish CEOs earn 33 times more than their average employees
The average salary of Iseq 20 boss has risen to €1.88m, according to new figures
More third level spending needed to attract top academics
Lack of education funding sees Irish universities fall in global rankings, conference told
Report says gap between CEO pay and Irish worker is widening
Study by Ictu shows average CEO pay for listed Irish companies was €2.1m in 2016
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