An ECB survey of large companies shows 40% now expect or fear higher pay demands as the cost of living climbs, while the central bank has hinted at another rate rise.
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Huge blow for Dealz workers as UK owner Poundland moves to call in administrators
The UK parent of discount chain Dealz has filed notice to appoint administrators, and staff at its Irish shops say they have been told nothing about what it means for them.

