View this email in your browser THE IRISH TIMES Business Today Monday, 13 April, 2026 Editor's Note Good morning, reader Ryanair was the most complained-about company in Ireland last year, while Rathwood, the home and garden retailer, attracted almost as many complaints to Ireland’s consumer watchdog, according to data released today. Conor Pope has the story. Meanwhile, Kingspan chief executive Gene Murtagh has again received “qualified” support from a shareholder advisory firm for his re-election to the board at this month’s annual general meeting (AGM), amid concerns about the reputational damage the insulation group suffered from the inquiry into the Grenfell disaster. Worried that the Iran war and the related energy shock will push up inflation and ECB interest rates, a reader asks whether it makes sense to walk away from their tracker mortgage rate now. Dominic Coyle offers a view in our Q&A. Continue Reading Ian Curran   TOP BUSINESS STORIES Business Oil surges, Asian stocks tumble ahead of US naval blockade Business Irish and global firms struggling to profit from artificial intelligence, says PwC Business Why is alcohol-free beer so expensive? Business Investor adviser reiterates ‘qualified’ backing for Kingspan boss after Grenfell report Work ‘As an Irish person speaking Norwegian, you can sound like a very sick dog’ John Webb Two changes might finally allow credit unions to compete with banks on mortgages MORE BUSINESS STORIES Business Shares end the week on the up Business Property investor loses €400,000 tax appeal Business Lahinch Golf Club hikes green fees by 20% for visitors Business US inflation rose to 3.3% in March on Middle East energy shock