Personal Finance

Health Insurance Uncovered: 'People who've had an accident abroad call us with high medical bills but we just can't help'

Irish

AerCap boss Kelly in $5m share sale bonanza

The CEO of Dublin-based aircraft leasing firm AerCap, Aengus Kelly, has filed to sell almost $5m (€4.2m) worth of shares in the company after exercising share options he received in 2014.

Irish

Six directors removed from troubled Conroy Gold

Six out of nine directors of troubled Conroy Gold and Natural Resources have been removed from their position.

Irish

Property group predicts Brexit influx to Dublin office market

Dublin is poised to see more Brexit-related office relocations during the remainder of the year, according to property investment group Kennedy Wilson Europe (KWE).

Commercial Property

Apartment sales tipped to hit over €300m this year

More than €300m worth of rental apartment blocks and portfolios are expected to be sold in the second half of this year according to the latest investment property report from estate agents Lisney.

World

Lies, damned lies or statistics? How 'truth' about deficit divided Greece

The continuing legal troubles of Andreas Georgiou, the former head of Elstat, Greece's official statistical agency, show how economic statistics, far from being a boring matter of interest only to geeks, can be an intensely political matter.

Media & Marketing

Seven parties interested in Golden Pages, High Court told

There have been seven expressions in interest in acquiring companies involved in specialised sales and marketing and in publishing the Golden Pages directory, the High Court has heard.

Irish

Topaz celebrates Jack & Jill with a tea party!

Topaz will this weekend ‘Raise a Teacup’ to the Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation by donating 50c of the ‘Add a pastry for €1’ offer in its Re.Store retail outlets to the children’s charity from Saturday to Monday.

Irish

Providence shares slump after Druid drill disappoints

Shares in oil and gas explorer Providence Resources fell as much as 46pc in Dublin yesterday after negative results from its drilling campaign off the southwest coast.

World

European stock markets surge as US jobs growth beats forecasts

European stock markets surged yesterday, buoyed by US jobs growth as well as advances by food and beverages, and resources stocks.