View this email in your browser THE IRISH TIMES Business Today Friday, 27 March, 2026 Editor's Note Good morning, reader If you travel through Heuston or Connolly stations in Dublin, it is clear there is scope to make upgrades at both hubs. It seems CIE is very much aware of the issue, and may do something about it. The group is looking at redevelopment opportunities at both Heuston and Connolly stations in Dublin that could provide for new interchange arrangements between buses and trains as well as housing, its CEO Stephen Kent tells Martin Wall in the interview of the week. He also details the issues CIE has with its pension, among other topics. Irish small and medium-sized businesses have been losing close to €1 million a month in email-related fraud over the last two years, new figures suggest, with invoice redirection and CEO impersonation scams the most common ways money has been stolen. Conor Pope reports. Continue Reading Peter Flanagan   TOP BUSINESS STORIES Business Businesses lost almost €20m to online fraud over last two years Business War in Middle East taking toll on consumer sentiment, says survey Business Betting and racing information firm BoscaSports buys British firm Business Financial planning firm once half-owned by Davy to be bought by NFP Business The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Patrick Atkinson, Chadwicks Group chief executive Eoin Burke-Kennedy A new CSO report debunks the vacant property narrative MORE BUSINESS STORIES Business Potential €4bn in pension liabilities hang over State transport group looking to the future Business Markets slide driven by uncertainty around US-Iran talks Business Irish drone delivery company Manna reported to land $50m funding round Business Ailesbury Road home is most expensive sale in Dublin this year