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Trade unionist Mick Lynch has told a crowd of workers and activists that the “ultra right” is causing division during the cost-of-living crisis, and...

The EU’s CBAM is designed to deter companies from offshoring carbon-intensive production, while EY seeks to reassure Asia-Pacific and Oceania partners.

If you’ve ever found yourself going through the revolving doors of Harrods, the prestigious Knightsbridge department store, and wondered what might connect the surrounding hordes of well-heeled American and Far East tourists with the levelling-up agenda, I have two words for you; tourist tax.

Churchtown, the village located just seven miles south-west of Charleville, looks set to have a state-of-the-art luxury community theatre if the plans of local entrepreneur Jerry Murphy are to be realised.

"Yes it is," one member of the audience shouts back at Rachel Maclean as she says leaving the EU has "nothing to do" with the downturn.

Once the ‘world capital’ of shopping, London is now in danger of losing out to its rivals

Despite the improvement in passenger numbers, the airport remains loss-making and says there is unlikely to be any dividends for shareholders in 2023.

Travel companies TUI and Carnival were among the worst performers among the FTSE 250 set today, fitting in nicely with sobering news emerging from the...

A Laois councillor who wants lengthy documents to be sent further ahead of council meetings to read them fully, was accused of rudeness in a bitter exchange at ...

Heathrow is challenging new customer pricing rules, which bosses blame for the airport slipping to an adjusted loss of £139m at the start of the year.