View this email in your browser THE IRISH TIMES Business Today Wednesday, 25 March, 2026 Editor's Note Good morning, reader Denis O’Brien is on track to double his stake in Digicel nearly two years after he lost control of the telecoms business he founded. Joe Brennan has the details. Most of us would love a massive house, but would we be willing to do that at the expense of that foreign holiday every year or the winter sun trip you so covet? In Money Matters, Joanne Hunt explores the dangers of shelling out for a bigger home than you can really afford. The Central Bank released a new consumer code last week, but how much of it is clear, concise and easily defined? For John McManus, the answer appears to be “not much.” And that will have clear implications for how effective the scheme can be. Continue Reading Peter Flanagan   TOP BUSINESS STORIES Business More than a third of Irish office workers feel they cannot do their jobs without AI Business More than 170,000 property owners who have not paid LPT to face Revenue ‘noncompliance campaign’ Business Denis O’Brien on track to double Digicel stake to 20% as valuations rise Business Dublin Airport passenger cap ‘economically catastrophic’, says Aer Lingus chief Business Law firm’s attempt to corner market in personal injuries litigation failed, WRC told John McManus John McManus: Welcome to the strange world of the Central Bank’s new consumer code MORE BUSINESS STORIES Business Global markets mixed as worries persist Israeli-US war on Iran will go on Business DK Windows liquidators report alleged insolvent trading to corporate watchdog Business Organic yoghurt-maker Glenisk says it will show return to profit for 2025 Business Explainer: What the EU-Australia trade deal means for Ireland