Euro Auctions back to business; Electric Picnic profits from absence; and fears up North

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Euro Auctions, the machinery auctions business whose €950 million takeover collapsed under the weight of regulatory concerns over competition, isin Europe and the United States as the four brothers running the company get back down to the nuts and bolts of the business. Una McCaffrey reports on a business that has already seen revenues jump 15 per cent this year.of nearly €2.4 million in 2020 despite having no revenues after the event was cancelled due to Covid-19, writes Mark Paul.

Business leaders are calling for an early formation of an Northern Ireland Executive as indicators point toA worker whose employer imposed a mandatory retirement age to “protect him” from Covid-19 has beenas a proportion of the overall health budget now than it was five years ago, despite the arrival of new generation breakthrough therapies, an industry survey says.

The recent announcement that automatic enrolment is finally going to be introduced is a hugely positive step forward,

 

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