Energy BP profit growth in question amid oil price slideEnergy giant’s revenues are expected to be way down compared with last year, in a trend seen across big oil
Media New defamation laws to be considered by Cabinet this month, says TaoiseachRenewed calls from media industry for progress on long-awaited laws to reform how media operate
The Week Ahead Week ahead: AGM season continues apace with Cairn, Ires, CRH and IAGYour guide to major events in the world of business coming up this week
Infrastructure Slow delivery of NDP ‘real problem’ for competitivenessFrances Ruane, chair of the National Competitiveness and Productivity Council Ireland, warned the country was ‘nowhere near’ delivering its infrastructure ambitions on time
EU Frances Fitzgerald: Sinn Féin need to tell us their ‘magic’ fix for the housing marketFrances Fitzgerald spoke to the Business Post on her last working day as an MEP
Markets Wall Street Speaks: Apple stock rally as investors told ‘be like Buffett’The Business Post recaps the US markets’ most notable moments
Tax Departments warned to watch spending as corporation tax take fallsOverruns in the departments of health and integration mean there may be less to play with on Budget Day
Courts Wrights of Howth family row ‘amicably resolved’ Legal dispute between three generations of the Wright family has been settled
Enterprise Expert view: What do SMEs want from May’s business support package?With many firms ‘just limping along’ until the October budget, SMEs are hoping new measures will provide targeted support in numerous areas
Energy BP profit growth in question amid oil price slideEnergy giant’s revenues are expected to be way down compared with last year, in a trend seen across big oil
Sport Shamrock Rovers dragged back to loss after Europa Conference League crash outTallaght-based club swung from €1.5 million take-home profits in 2022 to a seismic loss last year
Media New defamation laws to be considered by Cabinet this month, says TaoiseachRenewed calls from media industry for progress on long-awaited laws to reform how media operate
Banking Dilosk to acquire Ulster Bank’s €400m portfolio of mortgagesThe financial services company promised continuity of services for customers
Making it Work JustTip targets €5m funding to tap into UK hospitality market The fintech, which is based in TU Dublin, aims to become the de facto tipping software across Europe
Live News Live News: Novo Nordisk shares fall, lower oil prices to drive down BP profits The Business Post keeps you up to date with bite-size servings of the latest in business, tech and current affairs
Banking AIB buys almost €1 billion worth of shares back from the stateThe latest move means the government now holds a 32.6 per cent share of the bank
Interest Rates Three ECB rate cuts now more likely this year: governing council memberYannis Stournaras made the comments in an interview
Companies Top Jobs: Coinbase, SSE plc, Certa Ireland and Limerick ChamberIn a new weekly update for Business Post subscribers every Friday our business editor Lorcan Allen presents the best jobs on offer in Irish industry
Tech Jobs Top Tech Jobs: Huawei, Intel, BearingPoint and SalesforceIn a new weekly update for Business Post subscribers every Friday our technology and innovation editor Charlie Taylor presents the best jobs on offer
Banking Mortgage values for second-hand homes reach highest level since 2005Drawdowns slumped in the first quarter of the year, with a drop in both volume and values across all mortgage categories
EU Europe must spend to reinforce security and defence industry – European Investment Bank chiefNadia Calviño, president of the EIB, was speaking at an IIEA event in Dublin following meetings with the Taoiseach and the Minister for Finance
BP Exclusive University of Limerick: Independent valuations priced €12m Rhebogue houses at ‘maximum’ levelNew report into UL’s housing overspend suggests university doesn’t appear to have followed ‘any negotiation strategy’
Finance Sinn Féin will increase taxes on banks and top earners, Pearse Doherty told London investorsIn a private briefing at a London hotel, the Sinn Féin finance spokesman met with investors to discuss the party’s fiscal policies
Out Of Office Out of Office: AGMs, financial reports and Taylor Swift The Business Post gets you up to date with the big stories of the day