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Two new rent pressure zones have been added

New tenants paying 18% more for rent than existing ones

New official data has shown for the first time that existing tenants are paying considerably less rent than those taking out new tenancies.

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New tenants paying 18% more for rent than existing ones

561 jobs saved through SCARP so far - Azets Ireland

Construction to begin on Bio-CNG refuelling station

Inflation the focus as Donohoe leads EU meetings in US

Big increase in demand for construction workers in 2023

ChatGPT turns one today

UK's Metro Bank to lay off 20% of workforce

No disruption to gas supply expected this winter

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Focus on inflation

Annual rate of inflation slows to 2.3% - flash reading

German inflation continues downward trend in November

Yuno cuts electricity rate for customers who fix price

Turkey delivers another major interest rate increase

Japanese inflation picks up to 2.9% in October

ECB policymakers cautiously optimistic about inflation

Central Bank Governor not ruling out another rate hike

Technology & Innovation

ChatGPT turns one today

Musk regrets controversial post, berates advertisers

Irish AI firm SoapBox Labs bought by US company CA

EU study finds 'widespread online hate' on platforms

Boomerang Boss: CEOs who came back for seconds

Paid Meta services face complaint from privacy group

Irish workers using AI to help ask for promotions

Analysis & Comment

COP28: What to expect as summit gets under way in Dubai

Boomerang Boss: CEOs who came back for seconds

Explainer: When and how to pay your Local Property Tax

Background Bills: The hidden cost of subscriptions

'Big Ben' remembered for controversy as well as success

Your money

New tenants paying 18% more for rent than existing ones

Irish citizens not confident of their pension coverage

Weekly earnings rose by 4.6% in third quarter - CSO

Ulster Bank mortgages to lose offset facility next year

Mortgage approvals for first time buyers hits record

How to stay safe when shopping online

Diesel and petrol prices see second monthly fall

Background Bills: The hidden cost of subscriptions

Most mortgages entering arrears are trackers

Consumer caution warning as Black Friday approaches

Bank of Ireland Extra Help Hub for vulnerable customers

Govt 'getting it all wrong' on PRSI - Sinn Féin

Work

Big increase in demand for construction workers in 2023

Just one quarter of workers mostly doing physical work

Sacked postman awarded €5,000 for unfair dismissal

WRC to probe discrimination claim by top Unite official

Weekly earnings rose by 4.6% in third quarter - CSO

Worker penalised for taking stand on maternity rights

Govt worker protection measures may push costs up 36%

The Business of Climate

No disruption to gas supply expected this winter

EU agreement on reducing industrial emissions

Bord Gáis Energy planning ammonia power plant in Cork

Ireland moves up renewable energy development rankings

Northvolt's battery less dependent on rare minerals

Business Watch and Listen

561 jobs saved through SCARP so far - Azets Ireland

Annual rate of inflation slows to 2.3% - flash reading

Ulster Canal and greenways included in Waterways plan

Boomerang Boss: CEOs who came back for seconds

Frustrated landlords complained about RTB to Minister

Dublin's tourism reputation damaged by riots

Dublin businesses count the cost of city riots

Central Bank Governor not ruling out another rate hike

US firms positive about the future in Ireland - AmCham

Consumer caution warning as Black Friday approaches

Shoppers encouraged to buy local on Black Friday

OpenAI CEO sacking puts focus on EU regulatory debate

Business Brainstorm

What Manchester City fans have to say about sportswashing

Why growing sales of large electric SUVs should raise red flags

Meet the Leitrim woman who founded the Irish record industry

Why is there no tax incentive to invest in stocks and shares?

Why do we find Black Friday sales and offers so irresistible?

All you need to know about the Office of the Ombudsman

Under Clery's clock: the history and legacy of the Dublin store