
Departing OECD tax chief: “We’ve turned the page. Now we need to implement”
September 16, 2022 5:00 amLast week, the man who has led international tax reform for the past 15 years announced that he was leaving.... View Article
Last week, the man who has led international tax reform for the past 15 years announced that he was leaving.... View Article
Officials at the Department of Finance have just prepared a paper on excise duty – a type of tax levied... View Article
Amnesty International is suing human rights activist and retired barrister Bill Shipsey to get him to change the name of... View Article
The company behind Brasserie Sixty6, a Dublin 2 restaurant co-owned by celebrity chef Dylan McGrath, has circulated a rescue plan... View Article
Glenveagh is a bellwether of the Irish housing system. It was set up by the late Justin Bickle and Stephen... View Article
The businessman arrested on suspicion of alleged insider trading this week was trading in the shares of Open Orphan, the... View Article
For 30 years, the Ikea group and its multi-hundred-store global retail network, since separated out under the name Ingka Group,... View Article
The annoying thing about Ireland’s ropey infrastructure is that we haven’t been slow to fund it. According to a 2017... View Article
Tensions remain high at collapsed medical diagnostic firm HiberGene Diagnostics as angry shareholders dispute the validity of last week’s EGM... View Article
Last month, the US drug giant MSD announced that it was adding 100 new jobs to its Carlow workforce through... View Article
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