European Union leaders have agreed that Croatia will join the group of countries using the euro in January, bringing the number of nations sharing the currency to 20.

Global sportswear brand Nike has revealed it will fully pull out of Russia three months after halting its business in the country due to the Ukraine war.

One of Ireland’s biggest banks has been fined almost 100 million euro for its role in the country’s tracker mortgage scandal.

Video conferencing platform Zoom has unveiled a major update which will see the firm offer chat messaging features and translation tools as part of a new range of tiered annual subscription packages.

Beer giant Carlsberg is set to conduct its biggest trial in a bid to launch its fibre beer bottle across Europe.

JD Sports Fashion has unveiled a record £947.2 million annual profit haul.

Microsoft’s Outlook email platform has been hit by service issues making it inaccessible to some users.

An accountancy apprenticeship programme is to create 140 jobs in Ireland this year.

The majority of people who started “side hustles” during the coronavirus pandemic are still keeping them up, a survey has found.

The European Central Bank (ECB) said on Thursday that it would carry out its first interest rate increase in 11 years next month, followed by another hike in September.

As with previous years the Irish Restaurant Awards process begins with an online public vote hosted via the Irish Times

Zara owner Inditex has posted a jump in first-quarter sales and profits despite a 216 million euro (£184 million) hit from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and lockdowns in China.