Experts warn about reliance on the UK for imports of building materials and fossil fuels

Expert says ‘perceived unstoppable march of robots coming to take our jobs is overstated’

New report says there are three economies on the island of Ireland

Post-Brexit diversification into foreign markets plus National Women’s Enterprise Day is marked

Your business this week: Also, economists and politicians descend on Wexford; residential property price results

Report shows State spends less per pupil at all levels of education than European peers

Vincent Boland: Despite NTMA advice, proceeds should not be used to pay down debt

Results due from Apple, Merck, Pfizer, Aon and Tesla, McDonalds and Trinity Biotech

The week in business: results from IFG, euro zone unemployment and UK inflation

Business Week: State’s corporate tax affairs in the dock (again)

Nevin think tank highlights impact of intellectual property onshoring in latest report

There’s the Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal, plus results from Avis Budget and Trip Advisor

Business Week: budget hints, tax summit, housing crisis and a raft of jobs

Case for cutting taxes ‘extremely weak’ given need for housing and infrastructure, economic institute says

A tour based on the writer’s wartime experiences reveals a haunting history of the city

Irish parties have yet to realise that millennials have rejected a market-led system

The financial outlook for many is dominated by stagnating wages, high personal debt and persistent negative equity

Taoiseach suggests tax cuts may be funded by cutting expenditure elsewhere

Also in the news: cuts at RTÉ, tensions at INM, and job losses at Ulster Bank

Nevin Economic Research Institute says reliance on private sector is not working