The man tasked with turning the tide for Irish seafood: “We’re asking an industry to change”
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The case brought against the five-star Powerscourt Hotel by an organisation founded by tech billionaire Peter Thiel over a cancelled... View Article
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Under new European rules, multinationals must disclose the revenue, profit, corporation tax, accumulated earnings, and number of employees they book... View Article
President Trump spent months declaring his ouster of Venezuela’s leader had secured the country’s oil for America. When U.S. energy... View Article
Private clients of Brewin Dolphin have been asked to vote in favour of a €1.2 billion management buyout of Irish... View Article
September 1 is D-Day on the docks for the Israeli bonds programme. All eyes – from activists in the streets... View Article
Apple is on top of the world. That may be John Ternus’s biggest challenge, but also his largest opportunity. When... View Article
Near the end of last year, Niall Collins met up with Donal Daly. Collins was the chief executive of the... View Article
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