87 m. ago Johnson & Johnson warns pharma tariffs could cause drug shortages

Top drugmaker sticks to forecasts as earnings beat expectations but pencils in $400m hit from tariff impact on medical device business

Events

3 h. ago Half of firms surveyed for sick pay report offered better terms than those required by legislation

Majority of firms did not report significant impact of legislation but construction, hospitality and retail sectors felt effects

Politics

4 h. ago Irish pharma exports to US surge to €10.5 billion amid tariff threat

US drugmakers may be stockpiling pharma and medical products

Economics

5 h. ago Judge rejects 'sleepwalking' defence to convict drunk driver after his car went into a ditch

The accused claimed he was under going a sleep disorder episode when veering off the road.

Events

5 h. ago Major Northern Ireland business delegation set to descend on Westminster next month

Major Northern Ireland business delegation set to descend on Westminster next month  The Irish News

Politics

5 h. ago Vacancies: Letterkenny Concrete and Quarry Products seeks drivers

We are currently hiring at Letterkenny Concrete and Quarry Products Ltd. Full-time drivers are required for Concrete Mixer/Tipper work. Immediate… The post Vacancies: Letterkenny Concrete and Quarry Products seeks drivers appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

5 h. ago Baker Tilly Ireland eyeing growth after parent MHA goes public

Baker Tilly Ireland eyeing growth after parent MHA goes public  businessplus.ie

Politics

7 h. ago ‘You couldn’t make it up’: Customers told publican of plan to demolish his business for Cork Luas route

Con Dennehy, who runs Venue Bar in Ballintemple with partner Kate Tierney, thought texts part of elaborate prank

Economics

7 h. ago Cork pub owner thought it was a prank when told by customers of plan to demolish his business for Luas route

Con Dennehy, who runs Venue Bar in Ballintemple with partner Kate Tierney, thought texts part of elaborate prank

Economics

8 h. ago Crypto giant Circle moves $1.8 billion of capital from Ireland to US ahead of IPO

Crypto giant Circle moves $1.8 billion of capital from Ireland to US ahead of IPO  Business Post

Economics

9 h. ago Irish exports to US surge by 210% in February ahead of tariff deadline

Latest trade number point to massive stockpiling of goods in US ahead of tariffs

Events

10 h. ago Man awarded €12,000 after being subjected to ‘homophobic assault’ at work

WRC hears former Liberties Recycling driver was called names, grabbed by neck and pushed against van by colleague

Events

12 h. ago Enet owner cleared to buy BT Ireland’s wholesale fibre business for €22m

Enet owner cleared to buy BT Ireland’s wholesale fibre business for €22m  The Irish Times

Economics

15 h. ago Major gas outage could halt production at large corporate sites in ‘devastating’ economic blow

Government briefing document highlights serious risks to industry viability, jobs and tax from a large-scale outage in gas supplies

Economics

15 h. ago I Am Not an Alcoholic: A lot of things changed for me when I stopped drinking

I hated my first taste of alcohol and wondered how grown-ups could drink this stuff. Yet we still go on to try it again and again

Politics

15 h. ago Q&A: How will the Government’s new plan to support businesses affect workers?

Proposals to help companies deal with potential economic shocks from Trump’s trade war will delay the introduction of the living wage

Politics

18 h. ago Businesswoman connected to entertainment firm found to be providing money to key member of ‘The Family’ gang

Businesswoman connected to entertainment firm found to be providing money to key member of ‘The Family’ gang  The Irish Independent

Economics

21 h. ago What the UK’s new cyber security bill means for Northern Ireland businesses

What the UK’s new cyber security bill means for Northern Ireland businesses  The Irish News

Economics

21 h. ago ‘Worrying’ quality of life gaps growing every year between North and South, says report

Infant mortality is rising in Northern Ireland and life expectancy there is worse than in the Republic

Politics

21 h. ago Workers in Republic pay twice as much tax as those in North but are still better off, says ESRI report

Trade between North and South has increased since Brexit

Economics