Waterford-based firm’s turnover decreased ‘due to product mix and transfer prices across the group’ New accounts…
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Finance Bill restricts 9pc Vat cut to sales of finished apartments
The Finance Bill, published today, which implements the tax changes announced on Budget Day, did not…
Indaver’s projected spend on incinerator in Co Cork has risen by millions of euro, plans reveal
That is according to a raft of new planning documents lodged with An Coimisúin Pleanála as…
Nestle to cut 16,000 jobs globally as shares jump 8pc
The Swiss company has been impacted by US tariffs and supply chain disruption Nestle is beyond…
Home economics: ‘If I go into care under Fair Deal, will my disabled adult daughter have to leave my home?’
Our property finance expert answers your questions Under Section 20 of the Nursing Homes Support Scheme Act,…
Johnny Sexton takes adviser role with private equity firm
Exponent, established in London in 2004 but now with offices in Dublin, has invested in over…
Armani names new CEO as fashion house considers sale
Giuseppe Marsocci. Photo: Claudio Villa/Getty Images Giorgio Armani appointed company veteran Giuseppe Marsocci as chief executive…
Flogas secures judgments of more than €800,000 over unpaid utility bills against food businesses
Energy firm has secured decisions against a swathe of companies over the past six weeks Flogas…
Buy Now, Pay Later loans hurt the most financially vulnerable, Central Bank report finds
While many BNPL options offer interest-free instalment payment options for consumers, the increasingly prevalent practice is…
Home economics: ‘My sister wants to buy my late mother’s house and compensate her four siblings – what is the best way to do it?’
Our property finance expert answers your questions A Deed of Family Arrangement is an agreement whereby…
Deel raises $300m despite corporate spying claims
Deel CEO Alex Bouaziz A tech firm embroiled in Ireland’s most high-profile corporate spying scandal has…
Europe hunts for solutions as fears rise that EU could become an ‘AI colony’ of China or the US
Continent risks being overly reliant on a handful of large US tech firms Should EU entities…
Customers get €1m refund from telecom companies over Storm Éowyn
The regulator says it is still doing investigations to ensure that people who suffered prolonged outages…
This Working Life: ‘I definitely struggled with criticism. I’d take things to heart, and I still do’
Lorraine Leahy, of the Happy Vibes Kids Camps, on how she takes what she learned in…
Europe must follow US to secure rare earths, Irish mineral exploration bosses say
Ivan Murphy’s Harena Resources is developing a strategically important rare earth project in Madagascar Rare earth…
American IPOs made a comeback in Q3, as trade tensions eased. But EU sees 36pc decline in proceeds year-on-year
And no public listings at all took place in Ireland Globally, the deal volume was up…
Instagram to restrict teenagers to ‘PG-13 content’ by default
This means children using teenager-specific accounts will see photos and videos on Instagram that are similar…
Corporation tax receipts may be more concentrated than Revenue data says
This is because some firms’ activities are being classed as ‘financial and insurance’ when in reality…
EU risks backlash as it weighs up forcing Chinese firms to share tech with European companies
Measures would apply to companies seeking access to key digital and manufacturing markets like cars and…
House price growth slows nationally but surges along M6 and M7 motorway corridors
However, the data reveals prices continue to surge and even accelerate outside the capital. The CSO…
New fintech to offer financial packages to medical professionals
Graham Byrne and David Crimmins of Global Health Capital. Photo: John McElroy A new Irish fintech…
Pharma industry to challenge EU wastewater directive in High Court
It is understood the IPHA, whose members include companies such as Pfizer, Novo Nordisk and Eli…