Thomas Hubert

Tit-for-tat economic sanctions and rising interest rates have taken their toll on the Dublin office managing the liquidity generated by Ikea retail stores around the world.

Days after resolving a year-long court dispute, US-based cinema and property development entrepreneurs have acquired a direct stake in Lens Media.

Today’s study by the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council warns of public finances’ reliance on a handful of large corporate taxpayers, especially the top three. The report doesn’t name them, but The Currency can.

Eight months on from revelations by The Currency that the technology behind a spying scandal was sold through Irish companies, the Government has not answered MEPs’ questions on the issue.

We can now see the full-year effect of the software multinational’s green jersey structure. Multi-billlion-dollar intellectual property located in Dublin has erased its corporation tax bills for years to come.

As the first Irish offshore wind projects secure a route to market, global lenders and institutional investors are showing unprecedented interest in the industry. Yet many boxes have yet to be ticked before capital starts flowing in.

A power generation unit of the global oil trading giant is acquiring more assets from a local developer in Ireland’s midlands.

By taking its state aid dispute with Ireland all the way to the EU’s top court, the European Commission wants to clarify how it can investigate tax breaks for multinationals into the future.

The appeal in the state aid case over Ireland’s past treatment of Apple’s profits hinges on what share of profits should be taxed here or in the US.

The EU’s data protection watchdog asserts control over Ireland and sends a stark warning to multinationals channelling user details overseas via Dublin, but the courts will have the final say.