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Oil hovered near a three-year high of $70 a barrel yesterday on signs that production cuts by Opec and Russia are tightening supplies, but analysts warned of “red flags” due to surging US production.
More than half of Irish consumers are continuing to save for a rainy day.
Just over 2,200 new social houses were built by local authorities last year, less than forecast by the Department of Housing.
The average Irish household spent €1,532 on groceries in the weeks before Christmas, according to figures from research group Kantar Worldpanel this morning.
A RADICAL shake-up will mean banks will no longer have a monopoly on customer account information.
Small businesses are being urged to pitch for up to €50,000 in grant aid from Enterprise Ireland in a new funding round.
There has been no let-up in the rise in property prices.
Advertisers can expect Amazon to challenge the Google-Facebook duopoly this year and see tasks become more automated.
Fraudsters making false car insurance claims are getting away with it because they are not being prosecuted, a leading judicial figure said.
Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May and senior officials will meet executives from major finance companies today to give them a clearer idea of what Britain’s European Union exit will mean for them.
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