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rte.ie
10.02.2021 / 11:28
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Construction should reopen fully by 8 March - CIF
The Director General of the Construction Industry Federation says he does not accept that construction should not reopen fully by 8 March and he hopes that common sense will prevail.
Tom Parlon
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
globalnews.ca
10.02.2021 / 04:31
69%
385
Canadian small businesses seeking overhaul to government relief programs
More than 200K small businesses could close permanently amid pandemic, CFIB says “We were put in a situation we had to take the money,” he says. “Our sales were cut in half, sometimes more.
Dan Kelly
business
Small businesses
Coronavirus
globalnews.ca
10.02.2021 / 02:15
55%
436
Coronavirus: Kingston, Ont., businesses react to moving out of lockdown, reopening
coronavirus reopening plan.KFLA, along with Hastings Prince Edward and Renfrew County, have been allowed to reopen due to lower local transmission of COVID-19 and increasing hospital capacity.
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rte.ie
09.02.2021 / 14:52
61%
919
IALPA warns of fatal Covid blow to aviation sector
Irish airlines could suffer a fatal blow if they lose out on a second consecutive summer season, after a year of almost zero revenue and inadequate financial support from the Government, the Irish Airline Pilots Association has said.
Evan Cullen
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
08.02.2021 / 17:29
94%
303
Revenue apologises to hauliers for import system problems
Revenue has apologised for ongoing intermittent performance problems with its main import system.
city Dublin
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rte.ie
08.02.2021 / 10:56
50%
181
Lowest rate of rental inflation in nine years as Dublin prices fall in the year - daft.ie
It was a tale of two rental markets in 2020 with monthly rents in the capital down 3%, but outside of Dublin, rents were up 5%, the latest rental report from property website daft.ie shows.
city Dublin
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
07.02.2021 / 10:09
83%
635
How the major forces of Covid-19 and Brexit are forever changing the way we shop
When shoppers do venture back to city centres and shopping centres later this year, things are going to look and feel very different.
Dorothy Perkins
Britain
Ireland
city Dublin
business
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The Way
rte.ie
06.02.2021 / 19:36
66%
372
Seafood producers go online in bid to revive trade
Struggling food producers are turning online to reach new customers.
Ireland
county Wexford
business
Coronavirus
globalnews.ca
05.02.2021 / 06:55
64%
936
COVID-19: Gym owners call on Alberta government to ease more restrictions, allow for full reopening
Economy vs. health: Experts say COVID-19 has put Alberta in ‘disproportionate’ balance Wildeman said many owners have already pivoted part of their business, offering up virtual classes and the like, but said it’s not enough to sustain operations.“I think every business has to be looking at their operations (and) talking to their landlords,” he said.
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rte.ie
05.02.2021 / 03:27
64%
798
Decision due on insurance cases taken by closed pubs
The Commercial Court will give its decision later today in cases being taken by a number of pubs against insurer FBD over its refusal to pay out on claims for disruption caused to their business by Covid-19.
city Dublin
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
04.02.2021 / 23:04
73%
105
Employers warned over conditions for staff working from home
Employers have been warned they could be exposed to legal claims if they fail to ensure that staff working from home have a safe environment.
Insurance Ireland
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
04.02.2021 / 15:03
63%
238
Late year surge in home completions brings 2020 close to 2019 levels
There was a big increase in the number of housing projects completed in the final three months of last year, new Central Statistics Office show.
business
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rte.ie
03.02.2021 / 15:26
59%
725
Covid-19 unemployment rate climbs to 25% in January - CSO
The Covid-adjusted rate of unemployment rose to 25% in January, up from 19.4% in December, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office.
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rte.ie
02.02.2021 / 16:52
47%
252
Savings continue to rise as debt levels fall - Central Bank
Household savings continue to rise and debt levels continue to fall, according to the latest figures from the Central Bank.
business
Coronavirus
globalnews.ca
02.02.2021 / 05:31
43%
787
COVID-19 pandemic affecting financial confidence, debt in Saskatchewan: report
COVID-19 pandemic has affected many aspects of our daily lives in Saskatchewan, including personal finances.A recent report conducted by MNP found people’s economic pain has carried over from last year.Financial experts say much of the anxiety people are feeling is a result of the pandemic, including lowered interest rates and government-aided funding.According to the quarterly MNP consumer debt index completed by Ipsos, 42 per cent of Saskatchewan residents feel they won’t be able to cover their living expenses for the next year without gaining more debt.Roughly the same number feel concerned about their levels of debt or regret debt obtained.The report adds that roughly 30 per cent of people have taken on more debt because of the
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rte.ie
01.02.2021 / 11:19
48%
130
Ryanair forecasts record annual loss as Covid-19 'wreaks havoc'
Ryanair said it may lose close to €1 billion in its current financial year, by far its worst ever performance, but Europe's largest low-cost carrier said the crisis would create significant growth opportunities.
Michael Oleary
business
RyanAir
Coronavirus
rte.ie
01.02.2021 / 09:07
60%
241
New €55m fund to aid tourism businesses hit by pandemic
A new €55m fund to assist tourism businesses that have been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic is to be launched later today.
Catherine Martin
Ireland
county Martin
business
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rte.ie
28.01.2021 / 22:27
73%
951
Chocolate, ice-cream, coffee sales go up as lipstick, razor sales decline
Sales of chocolate bars, ice-cream and coffee pods are all on the rise, while hairspray, lipstick and razor sales have declined, new figures show.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
28.01.2021 / 18:29
66%
780
Major change in consumer spending habits as lockdown continues
Consumer pandemic spending habits have been revealed in data collected by RTÉ News, from supermarkets and pharmacies.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
28.01.2021 / 18:00
35%
928
Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme has cost over €2 billion so far
The Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme has cost the state over €2 billion so far in wage suppports for businesses affected by the pandemic.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
28.01.2021 / 16:31
71%
705
Public debt set to increase to €47,700 per person - Finance
The national debt stood at more than €219 billion at the end of last year, equivalent to €44,000 for every person in the country, according to a new report from the Department of Finance.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
27.01.2021 / 15:55
90%
732
Call for clarity on Covid-19 tests for hauliers
Hauliers have called for "clarity" regarding a new Covid-19 testing regime for truck drivers travelling to the continent as it seems likely that new antigen test centres near Irish ports will not be operational until tomorrow.
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county Wexford
city Dunkirk
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globalnews.ca
27.01.2021 / 01:21
95%
680
Business owners ready for return to orange in Saint John, Fredericton zones
COVID-19 recovery at 11:59 Tuesday night, business owners are preparing to alter their practices once again.Emily Saab and KC Wilcox, who have owned and operated a shop in Uptown Saint John for a little over two years, welcome the change.
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rte.ie
26.01.2021 / 16:32
58%
803
WRC Covid ruling 'a wake-up call' for employers
An office-based worker here had no option but to resign from her job during the first Covid-19 lockdown after her employer rejected her plea to work remotely from home.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
26.01.2021 / 16:30
54%
286
IMF raises world economic growth forecast to 5.5%
The International Monetary Fund has revised upwards its forecast for growth in the world's economy this year, based on the rollout of vaccines and financial support packages deployed by governments.
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rte.ie
25.01.2021 / 18:50
84%
374
PUP numbers increase by 3% in the last week
475,000 people are set to receive the Pandemic Unemployment Payment this week, an increase of 3% on last week's total.
Ireland
business
globalnews.ca
25.01.2021 / 17:22
66%
111
Coronavirus: Industries left out of Manitoba’s reopening plans want more explanation
public health loosened restrictions in most of the province, from level red COVID-19 lock down measures implemented in November.Retail businesses opened with non-essential items once again allowed to be sold in person. Two designated people are allowed to visit another household and hair salons and barber shops are now allowed to open their doors to customers.But others were left out.
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rte.ie
25.01.2021 / 12:15
86%
198
Boohoo buys Debenhams brand for €55m, but stores to close
Online fashion retailer Boohoo has bought the Debenhams brand and website for £55m in a deal that will see the eponymous department store name survive, but the company's remaining 118 stores close for good in the UK.
Britain
business
Debenhams
rte.ie
25.01.2021 / 10:27
47%
520
Irish billionaires' wealth up €3bn since pandemic began - report
A new report from Oxfam claims the fortunes of Ireland's billionaires has risen €3.3bn since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
25.01.2021 / 10:27
75%
779
Big consumer rebound expected after Q1 lockdown - Goodbody
The unleashing of €13 billion in household savings and significant pent-up demand will lead to a surge in consumer spending that will fuel a 5% growth in core domestic demand this year, new research from stockbroker Goodbody says.
Dermot Oleary
Ireland
business
Housing
Coronavirus
rte.ie
22.01.2021 / 15:56
69%
108
490 Arcadia jobs in Ireland still under threat as Next withdraws from talks
490 Irish-based retail jobs in companies including Topshop remain in serious jeopardy after fashion retailer Next withdrew from negotiations to purchase the collapsed Arcadia Group.
Dorothy Perkins
James Anderson
Britain
Ireland
city Arcadia
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deloitte
rte.ie
22.01.2021 / 14:46
69%
404
Government has no plans to expand CRSS criteria, despite complaints
The Government says it has no plans to amend the criteria for the Covid Restrictions Support Scheme (CRSS) despite growing complaints from business groups that firms that need it are being excluded.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
22.01.2021 / 09:51
87%
624
Vaccine roll-out key to economic growth this year - Central Bank
The Central Bank has forecast that growth in the economy will pick up in the second half of this year, if there is a successful roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccination programme.
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Ireland
Eu
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rte.ie
22.01.2021 / 00:21
92%
235
EWSS could cost €3.7bn if continued beyond March - Donohoe
The Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme would cost an extra €3.7 billion if extended beyond March to the end of this year, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has confirmed.
Paschal Donohoe
Ged Nash
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
21.01.2021 / 21:11
82%
814
Covid-19: 51 further deaths, 2,608 new cases
The Department of Health has been notified of 51 new deaths and 2,608 further cases of Covid-19.
Ireland
city Dublin
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
21.01.2021 / 11:59
67%
697
Job vacancies remain 23% below pre-Covid levels
Job postings for the final quarter of last year were 23% lower than the same time in 2019, according to figures published by e-recruitment platform IrishJobs.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
globalnews.ca
20.01.2021 / 03:35
53%
416
Pincher Creek thrilled with results of ‘massive’ shop local holiday campaign
Pincher Creek’s pioneer village Christmas fundraiser biggest yet despite COVID-19 restrictions Thirty-four businesses participated in the Love Local passport campaign, where people could receive a stamp to show they’d supported each different local shop, with the goal of being drawn to win gift cards to their favourite spots.“Many businesses in our community have said this was the best Christmas they’ve ever had,” Schofield said.Seeds Flower Shop owner Jacalyn Anderson says it’s a testament to the kind of community she grew up in.“These people are generational here,” she explained.
county Love
business
shopping
globalnews.ca
19.01.2021 / 18:33
95%
543
Over half of Metro Vancouver businesses still facing lower sales due to COVID-19: survey
COVID-19 pandemic has led to 62 per cent of Metro Vancouver businesses still experiencing decreased sales volumes, according to a new survey from the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade.The survey looking into the business impacts of the pandemic also found seven in 10 businesses impacted by holiday spending reported lower revenues compared to previous holiday seasons — depriving the businesses of the nest egg typically used to navigate the tougher winter months.The information was gathered in a survey of the Board of Trade’s members, done in partnership with the Mustel Group.“While many hoped that the new year would offer some light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel, these results show that many businesses are barely treading water as they
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Coronavirus
vaccines
rte.ie
19.01.2021 / 17:13
52%
342
HSE welcomes Beacon Hospital decision to join safety net agreement
The privately-owned Beacon Hospital in Dublin has signed up to treat public patients under the safety net 'surge capacity' agreement with the Health Service Executive.
Ireland
city Dublin
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
18.01.2021 / 16:25
68%
965
PUP numbers jump by over 15% in the last week
460,000 people will receive the Pandemic Unemployment Payment this week - an increase of over 15% in the last seven days, according to the Department of Social Protection.
Heather Humphreys
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
18.01.2021 / 12:13
89%
159
Price rises expected as estate agents struggle to meet demand - SCSI
Chartered estate agents say they are struggling to meet demand for property, especially from first time buyers.
Ireland
city Dublin
business
rte.ie
16.01.2021 / 19:13
95%
274
Concerns hospitality sector will not reopen until after Easter
There is growing expectation that the re-opening of the hospitality sector will not begin until after Easter at the very earliest.
Leo Varadkar
Paschal Donohoe
Catherine Martin
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
15.01.2021 / 17:26
48%
590
Pfizer temporarily reduces Covid vaccine deliveries to Europe
Pharmaceutical company Pfizer is to temporarily reduce deliveries to Europe of its vaccine against Covid-19 while it upgrades its production capacity.
Norway
business
World
Coronavirus
rte.ie
15.01.2021 / 16:21
41%
700
2020 air traffic falls to levels last seen in 1980s - IAA
The Irish Aviation Authority said today that 2020 saw the lowest level of flights in Irish airspace since the late 1980s.
Ireland
city Dublin
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
15.01.2021 / 01:08
49%
511
420,000 workers to receive tax bills for Covid payments
Around 420,000 people will be issued tax bills tomorrow, as a result of payments they received under the two main Covid subsidy schemes last year.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
14.01.2021 / 12:17
90%
914
Tesco has seen limited Brexit disruption to Irish supplies - CEO
Tesco has experienced some disruption to supplies, particularly to the island of Ireland, since a post-Brexit trade deal with the European Union kicked in on January 1, its chief executive Ken Murphy said today.
Ireland
Eu
business
Brexit
rte.ie
13.01.2021 / 18:24
80%
714
Former Debenhams staff reject dispute resolutions
Former Debenhams employees have rejected proposals for a €3m training fund aimed at resolving their long-running dispute over redundancy payments.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
Debenhams
rte.ie
13.01.2021 / 10:28
74%
424
Some food and drink exports hit hard by Covid-19 pandemic
Some sectors of Ireland's valuable food and drink industry were severely impacted last year as a result the global Covid-19 pandemic.
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