EU reopens to outside visitors in bid to save tourism
The European Union has reopened its borders to visitors from 15 countries, but excluded the United States where deaths are rising ...
Read More ‘Lenders have responsibility to borrowers’ – BPFI
The chief executive of Banking Payments Federation Ireland has said it is not unreasonable for banks to look closely at applicants ...
Read More Covid-19 committee hears SMEs call for more Govt funding to survive
The Oireachtas Special Committee on Covid-19 Response has heard calls for more help for small and medium businesses affected by the pandemic. ...
Read More Spend yesterday approached pre-Covid levels – Revolut
Hairdressers, barbers, spas, chiropractors and dentists were among the big beneficiaries of the Phase 3 reopening of the economy yesterday, ...
Read More Covid-19 adjusted unemployment rate falls to 22.5% in June – CSO
The country’s unemployment rate, including those receiving temporary Covid-19 jobless benefit, fell to 22.5% at the end of June from ...
Read More Extra €2.5bn to be spent on health, business supports
The Dáil has agreed to spend at least another €2.5 billion on health and business supports due to the Covid-19 ...
Read More CCPC tells businesses to act independently on prices
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has warned businesses that despite economic challenges, they must act independently in their commercial ...
Read More NTMA due to hold two bond auctions in third quarter
The National Treasury Manangement Agency said today it plans to hold two bond auctions in the third quarter of this ...
Read More Global trade to shrink 18.5% in Q2, defying worst fears – WTO
Global trade is expected to drop around 18.5% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2020 in a huge coronavirus-driven plunge ...
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