Syria replaces a third of its cash in weeks after introducing new currency
Syria‘s central bank has replaced more than a third of cash in circulation with newly printed banknotes, governor…
Warren Buffett Weighed in on Social Security Some Years Ago — and His Thoughts Might Surprise You
Buffett answered the question of whether Social Security is a Ponzi scheme. When Warren Buffett speaks, lots of…
Public representatives voice concern for Manna delivery pilot in Cork
The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) is being urged to attend Cork City Council’s transport committee meeting in April…
European Parliament pauses work ratifying EU-US tariff deal – The Irish Times
Work to remove long-standing tariffs on American industrial goods has been paused by the European Parliament, while Brussels…
I planned to retire at 66 but will have to delay it
Persistently high energy bills and food costs have left Wendy Rogers worried that her pension savings alone will…
McDonald’s drive-thru causing traffic jams in Kildare town – News
A SITE visit to McDonald’s drive-thru in Newbridge will be arranged by Kildare County Council’s traffic management section…
Canadian stocks face tariff and Fed risks
Ryan Bushell, chief executive officer and portfolio manager at Newhaven Asset Management, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss headwinds…
Norfolk WIlls and Estate Planning expanding to new offices
It was founded during the pandemic and is growing across the county at a time when many businesses…
‘High-spirited’ brothers who stole €250 of food from McDonald’s drive-thru felt ‘very foolish’ afterwards and ‘never intended to keep it’
Martin Cummins (left) and Graham Cummins were charged with theft. Photo: Paddy Cummins Two brothers who stole boxes…
Senegal’s gold boom cuts trade gap as $2.4 billion deficit persists
Data released by the National Agency of Statistics and Demography of Senegal show the West African economy recorded…
‘Time freedom’ matters more than retiring early
Andy Hill is coasting. The 44-year-old and his wife have built up a net worth north of $1…
‘Double standards’ row as Lagarde receives €140,000 from BIS – The Irish Times
Christine Lagarde receives about €140,000 a year as a Bank for International Settlements board member despite a European…