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Pre-tax profits surge 36pc to €48.96m at Irish arm of Sports Direct
New accounts show Mr Ashley’s Heatons Ltd recorded the increases in profits as revenues rose by…
Established Wexford off-licence is available to lease for €13,000 a year
The off-licence has a distinctive look. A long-standing retail shop in Wexford is now available to…
HubSpot invests €40m in Dublin to build AI ahead of ‘SaaS-pocalypse’
The US tech multinational, which has lost half its value in recent months due to AI…
Sheryl Sandberg says new AI data centre start-up reminds her of early Facebook
Sheryl Sandberg: Photo: Bloomberg Paula Doenecke and Caroline Hyde Bloomberg Today at 06:30 Sheryl Sandberg is…
The week ahead in business: war to dominate as investors watch markets closely
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney makes a statement in parliament about the mass shooting. Photo: Reuters…
‘This is not a factory, it's a liquid innovation platform’ – Tech entrepreneur saves shuttered Lurgan water bottling plant after €5m injection
Neil Sands has reopened the former Classic Mineral Water under the name Clír Water, producing spring…
‘Work from home, use public transport and lower speed limits’ – IEA warns energy shock is here
Fatih Birol of the international energy watchdog also called on countries to reduce demand for energy…
Richard Curran: Collisons’ motivation for commissioning economic report could be as interesting as the document itself
Do the billionaire tech bros, from their perch in Silicon Valley, see something we don’t? Patrick…
Adrian Weckler: Rapid evolution of AI means layoffs are no longer a last resort — they’re a business plan
Mounting job cuts can’t be confused with a lack of work or that layoff-creating firms are…
Dear Vicki: An employee’s online influencer posts about work are crossing the line. What can I do?
Posts referencing office situations can have negative outcomes. Photo: Getty Q One of my firm’s employees…
Your Questions Answered: ‘A zip has broken on my 18-month-old runners. Can I get a refund?’
The shop told me they wouldn’t take responsibility for the broken zip – because the runners…
‘I used to mitch off school to come in here and wash pots’ says 7th generation FX Buckley boss
Dublin has changed, admits Stephen Buckley, but the best places have survived Stephen Buckley of FX…
Equinix begins work on new €87m data centre in Dublin
A new data centre, called DB7x, will be close to two other facilities owned there by…
Value of mortgage lending at credit unions close to milestone of €1bn
This is due to a sharp rise in the value of home loans issued in the…
Markets pummelled as Middle East conflict rages
Global bond yields also moved higher this week, after policy announcements from multiple central banks indicated…
Family-owned steel fabricator in Wexford bought by London-listed group in €7.3m deal
John Hennessy, founder and former managing director of Hentech, said the deal would allow the Ballymurn-based…
Any Other Business: Henceforth, and exclusively, you may all address me as ‘Mr Burns’
No, not that Mr Burns! Image: The Simpsons Should the bosses of big companies allow staff…
OpenClaw AI frenzy fuels get-rich-quick dreams in China
Participants line up near a lobster-shaped balloon to set up and install OpenClaw, an open-source AI…
Goverment grants of €1.39m boost profits at Costa
The Costa Coffee logo (Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images) The operator of Costa Coffee here, MBCC…
Tax breaks for ‘tech talent’ may be needed to secure Ireland’s future growth, says new report
Report was commissioned by Collison brothers Patrick and John Collison Ireland should consider using personal tax…
Competition regulator ‘calls in’ Uniphar acquisition for review
Calling in a deal for regulatory review is an option open to the CCPC where it…