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EU Approves €90 Billion Ukraine Loan and New Russia Sanctions After Hungary Lifts Veto
UK SMEs Face Recession Risk as Oil Shock and Weak Demand Converge
Tesco Calls for Tax Relief as Middle East Conflict Puts Pressure on Food Prices and Supply Chains
AA Fined £4.2m as CMA Cracks Down on Hidden Driving Lesson Fees
UK Finance Chiefs Turn Defensive as Iran War Triggers Six-Year Low in Business Confidence
- Politics
Trump Extends Iran Cease-Fire as Talks Remain Uncertain
Virginia Redistricting Vote Reshapes Midterm Landscape
Ethics Push in US Congress Intensifies as Florida Republican Faces Expulsion Efforts
Kash Patel Denies Atlantic Report Alleging Misconduct and Leadership Concerns at FBI
Calls Grow for 25th Amendment as Trump Threatens Iran Over Strait of Hormuz
- Business
Disabled Users Risk Being Left Behind in AI Revolution Without Inclusive Design, Study Warns
Harris Warns Ireland Must “Keep Powder Dry” as Spring Forecast Flags Economic Risks
UK SMEs Face Recession Risk as Oil Shock and Weak Demand Converge
TSMC Posts Record Profits as AI Chip Demand Surges
Repsol Strikes Deal to Expand Venezuela Oil Output as Sanctions Ease
- Sports
Munster Hurling Championship Opens With High-Stakes Double Header as Rivalries Reignite
McNulty Inspires Leitrim Comeback Against London in Allianz Football League
Aryna Sabalenka Wins First Title Since Australian Open, Defeats Jessica Pegula at Cincinnati
Jannik Sinner Cleared of Wrongdoing Over Two Failed Anti-Doping Tests
UK Sport’s Katherine Grainger: ‘There’s No Reacting to Results … It’s a Far Healthier Conversation Than That’
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British businesses accelerating their use of artificial intelligence risk excluding millions of disabled consumers unless accessibility is built into products from the start, according...
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Minister for Finance and Tánaiste Simon Harris has said Ireland must proceed cautiously in its economic planning, warning that the country should “keep the...
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Small and medium-sized businesses across the United Kingdom are preparing for a sharp economic slowdown as rising energy costs, geopolitical instability, and weakening consumer...
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London taxi fares are set to increase after the government announced plans to close a long-standing VAT loophole exploited by ride-hailing platforms, a move...
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A major service disruption at Allied Irish Banks (AIB) has left customers unable to access their accounts fully through the mobile app and online...
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Bulgaria officially became the 21st member of the eurozone at midnight, adopting the euro and giving up the lev, its national currency for nearly...
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China has unveiled a draft set of regulations aimed at governing artificial intelligence (AI) products and services, with a strong focus on safeguarding children...
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Bulgaria is set to become the 21st country to adopt the euro on Thursday, ending years of debate over the single currency. The move,...
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Average household spending on Christmas in Ireland is expected to reach €1,600 this year, marking a 3% increase from 2024, according to Retail Ireland....
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BP has agreed to sell a 65% stake in its motor oil division Castrol to New York-based investment firm Stonepeak in a deal valued...
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UK job vacancies fell for a fifth consecutive month in November as employers became increasingly cautious in the run-up to the autumn Budget, according...
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UK government borrowing has surged to its second-highest level on record for the first eight months of the financial year, highlighting the scale of...