IDA will be keeping close eye on Fiserve’s share price slump
US fintech has big operation in Ireland but saw its share price tank last week following disastrous Q3 results
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Ryanair expects new Boeing jets to arrive in 2027, fueling growth to 300m passengers a year
Timely Boeing deliveries to position Ryanair for growth
Eli Lilly’s Dutch move offers Ireland hope
Trump administration pressure on Big Pharma to focus investment on the US has raised concerns in Europe, and specifically the Republic
US uncertainty offers Dublin and Ottawa potential to boost bilateral trade
Chance exists to increase trade in goods by €1.2bn annually and expand activity in services by almost €500m, notes report
Why have ministers still not signed off on exit deal agreed between DAA and its CEO?
Government yet to approve settlement seven weeks after DAA board and Kenny Jacobs agreed to it
ECB in a holding pattern on interest rates
After eight rate cuts, ECB appears to be sitting tight for now and the next rates move could be upwards, say analysts
Dawn Meats deal in New Zealand a head scratcher for local farmers
Irish company paid a large premium for a meat co-op that was heavily indebted and had run up large losses in recent years
Like Ryanair, Ireland’s economy seems to grow faster in a global recession
Latest forecasts suggest Irish economy will grow by almost 11% this year
Back of the net for Irish sports streamers as profits rise
Platforms created during the pandemic to televise local matches are here to stay
Whither RTÉ’s latest annual report?
Document of 2024 is on track to be published much later than in recent years
Workers unlikely to be the winners as new norm on working from home takes shape
Friction being caused by return to the office mandates
Bank of Ireland still trying to draw a line under UK car finance debacle
Lender more than doubled its provisions for payouts as a result of UK industry-wide investigation
Amazon Web Services outage underlines vulnerability of web-based society
Companies and governments assume we will always have access to the web these days
Insurance policy updates more likely to protect insurers than consumers, say brokers
Consumers advised not to rush through policy updates when home renewals arise after Zurich row
You can ‘bank’ on hybrid working continuing to be contentious
Bank of Ireland opening four new hybrid hubs even as talks continue at WRC over return to office mandate
Mick Bailey’s Bovale one of the last developers to leave Nama after Sretaw deal
Agency once had 5,000 borrowers and loans with a €32 billion discounted value
Ireland forecast to be fastest growing economy in 2025
IMF predicts economy will expand by an eye-popping 9.1 per cent this year
Trump team views trade through the looking glass
Outburst by treasury secretary Scott Bessent against latest Chinese moves show chronic lack of self awareness
Nobel institutes annoint work on innovation and growth
Factors that fuel sustained bursts of economic expansion not as obvious as one might think
Can Donegal Investment Group get some action as a special purpose acquisition company?
It is to become cash shell company and be obliged to complete an acquisition within 12 months
Trump’s bully boy tactics bringing Big Pharma to heel
Determination to cut prices for medicines in US may yet pile pressure on creaking European health budgets
Fingerprint and eye scanning are coming to an office near you
JP Morgan staff will need use biometric data to enter its New York HQ and others are likely to follow
Micheál Martin bemoans planning issues to Stripe’s John Collison
If only the Taoiseach had the power to enact legislation to change the planning system
‘Argument’ over hospitality VAT rate cut continues to rumble
Sector pushes for lower rate to be bought in before scheduled start date of July next year
Inheritance tax row misses the point
Failure to allow beneficiaries of inheritance from childless people access to €400,000 tax relief is not discriminatory
ICG buybacks help lift Rothwell’s stake by 35% in a decade
Chief executive of 33 years now owns just over 20% of parent of Irish Ferries
Ministers’ ‘reform’ tag looking a little bedraggled
Promising reform of public finances is one thing, but there has been little evidence of it from either recent officeholder
O’Callaghan not inclined to allow third parties to fund legal actions
Minister for Justice considers third-party funding as ‘enriching lawyers’
Minister in the dark on who wins from cut in VAT
Paschal Donohoe admits no research has been done on whether hospitality passed benefit to customers last time around, but Ifac casts doubt on it
Political paralysis gumming up social housing pipeline
Relationships between AHBs and developers ‘shot to ribbons’ by State funding decisions, conference hears
Some 17 years after crash, accountancy body inquiry into Anglo Irish Bank’s auditor still outstanding
An external report found that there was a prima facie case that EY was liable to disciplinary action in connection with certain aspects of its Anglo audits
China looks to National Day holiday to boost consumer spending
Beijing appears more focused on boosting growth than caution – for now
Ireland’s high-price culture and the slow transition to home-grown renewables
Gas Networks Ireland’s latest energy mix data show coal fully exited the State’s energy base in August
Glenveagh looks to 2028 for Dublin office market recovery
Home builder CEO suggests it will be 2028 before group sells The Freight Building
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