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US President Donald Trump has tasked his economics team with devising plans for reciprocal tariffs on every country that taxes US imports, raising the risk of a global trade war with American friends and foes.
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The EU has vowed to respond "firmly and immediately" to trade barriers after US President Donald Trump unveiled tariffs that could hit both allies and competitors.
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Bank of Ireland said it is reducing again the interest rate on its 12 and 18-month fixed-term deposits by 0.25%.
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Dublin City Council has refused planning permission to UK pub giant, JD Wetherspoon for contentious plans for 13 ft high acoustic glass that would allow it to re-open a court-yard at its Keaven's Port hotel on Dublin's Camden Street.
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The Labour Court has recommended that cleaning and security services group, Bidvest Noonan pay out €26,000 in special Covid-19 recognition payments to a 52 strong group of hospital cleaners.
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They used to be a tiny part of the business but now all the add-ons, extras and in-flight purchases are a major driver of airlines' profits, writes Adam Maguire.
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TikTok returned to the US app stores of Apple and Google as President Donald Trump delayed a ban on the Chinese-owned social media app and assured the tech giants they would not be fined for distributing or maintaining it.
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Valentine's spend in florists peaked between 4pm and 5pm on the 14th February last year, according to the 2024 AIB Spend Trend.
It found the peak happened as people made a last minute dash on the way home from work, with men accounting for 85% of the spend.
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Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has warned of the impact of an EU-US trade war, adding that going down such a path with cause issues for job retention.
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New figures from the Central Statistics Office show the number of electric cars licensed for the first time in January rose by 20% to 3,386 from 2,829 in January of last year.