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The Irish grocery market grew at the fastest rate since January in the 12 weeks to June 18, as shoppers buying more offset the impact of deflation.

More than one in two small and medium enterprises (SMEs) say that they expect no impact from Brexit, according to the AIB SME Financial Services Monitor.

Irish manufacturing experienced the strongest pace of growth in 23 months in June, defying the effects of a weaker pound and out of step with struggling British factories.

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The controversial ‘Help-To-Buy’ scheme is helping drive the property market to heights not seen since the boom years.

The UK is the slowest-growing advanced economy on earth, official statistics confirmed on Friday.

Retailing will change more in the next 10 years than in the past 40, according to new research from Accenture, led by digitalisation.

HBAN, the all-island group responsible for the promotion of business angel investment in Ireland, has won the best Business Angel Week award at the European Business Angel Awards.

The Irish government has secured deals with more than a dozen London-based financial houses and banks which will see the firms move some of their business to Ireland, according to a report in the Guardian.

The number of people approved for a mortgage surged by a third last month, driven largely by first-time buyers.