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Tax rises announced during the recent budget will hit businesses rather than encourage growth, the head of one of the UK's most prominent business groups has warned.
The break-up of one of Europe's biggest classified advertising groups will launch this week with the €500m-plus (£414m) sale of Distilled, a major player in the Irish online ad market.
When Natalie Getreu was 31, single and focused on her career, she decided to freeze her eggs.
Young people will lose their benefits if they refuse to take up work and training opportunities, a minister has said ahead of announcing measures to cut the welfare bill.
Ireland's Taoiseach Simon Harris says he is setting aside "significant funds" to protect the country from any economic shock under Donald Trump's presidency.
The managing director of Jaguar has hit out at what he called "vile hatred and intolerance" after the car company released a new advert.
Potential suitors have again begun circling ITV, Britain’s biggest terrestrial commercial broadcaster, after a prolonged period of share price weakness and renewed questions about its long-term strategic destiny.
The family which has owned Ann Summers, the lingerie and sex toy retailer, for more than half a century is to explore options for the business which could include a partial or majority sale.
Bosch will cut up to 5,500 jobs as it struggles with slow electric vehicle sales and competition from Chinese imports.
Lomond Group, the chain of lettings agents owned by an arm of Britain's biggest high street lender, is to change hands in a deal worth about £450m.
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