President Donald Trump’s use of broad powers to impose his signature tariffs faced a barrage of skeptical questions at the Supreme Court on Wednesday that signal it may be ready to intervene.

Professor of Economics at DCU Edgar Morgenroth discussed this further with Tom.

The formal unveiling of new OPW Custom Controls Facility and integrated Border Control Post at Rosslare Europort opens today. Joining Tom ahead of the opening was the new CEO of Iarnród Éireann, Mary Considine.

Thursday's business new review with Tom McEnaney.

Circle K, Ireland’s leading forecourt and convenience retailer, has officially opened its first dedicated electric vehicle hubs at Clonshaugh, and City Avenue in Dublin.

The Clonshaugh hub features five super-fast chargers and ten bays, while City Avenue offers four super-fast chargers and eight bays. The super-fast EV chargers will be among the fastest available in Ireland delivering up to 400kW each.

Only 37% of employees believe that their workplace supports them to engage in activities to maintain their health and prevent future diseases. That’s according to Vhi Ireland’s new Workplace Health Insights survey, which is highlighting the need to rethink how workplace wellbeing is promoted.

To discuss further Tom spoke to Amy Burke People and Sustainability Officer, Vhi.

Today, the Department of Enterprise will be publishing the Collective Bargaining Roadmap, as part of a 2024 EU Directive that aims to promote collective bargaining on wages in all member states.

Joining Tom on the show was Alan Dillon is Minister of State at the department of Enterprise.

With the UK’s Reform Party leading Labour and the Tories in opinion polls the question we have to ask ourselves is what would a Reform government mean for trade with the UK and in particular the special arrangements agreed for Nothern Ireland post Brexit. All to discuss with Anand Menon Professor of European Politics at King’s College London.

Tom McEnaney looks through today's business news headlines.