Investors are taking a closer look at companies as they shift away from cigarettes, writes Carol Ryan, The Wall Street Journal.
The fate of France and Marine Le Pen is casting a wide shadow over Ireland’s EU presidency and the urgency in getting the long-term budget agreed this year, reports Jonathan Keane in Strasbourg.
Maine’s populist Senate candidate made a costly miscalculation when he doubled down on his troubled background, write Tarini Parti, Aaron Zitner, and Eliza Collins The Wall Street Journal.
Simon Crisp joined the advertising industry straight out of school and later had stints at some notable start-ups, including co-founder of Dublin-based Adwalker. He's now CEO of a new venture tackling the digital ad world's inconvenient truths.
As the Government continues to back one of the country's flagship industries, Revenue records offer a clearer picture of the corporation tax, employment taxes and Vat flows generated by aircraft lessors.
Facing threats from Trump, Mark Carney emerged as a central figure in a project to reshape the Western alliance, write Drew Hinshaw, Joe Parkinson and Daniel Michaels, The Wall Street Journal.
As Micheál Martin delivered his speech to the European Parliament about Ireland’s presidency, MEPs were asking questions about the Russian-owned alumina plant and its exports to Russia. Jonathan Keane reports from Strasbourg.
Industry experts think newfound knowledge of battery durability is a game-changer for consumer confidence in EVs, writes Ellie Davis, The Wall Street Journal.
Ger Deering steered some of the most sensitive reforms in recent Irish history. Yet this titan of public service began his career far from State bodies – as a landscape contractor. The Ombudsman traces the unusual path to his current role.
A cornerstone of Ireland's international financial services sector, Section 110 companies generate little tax revenue despite overseeing vast sums of capital. As calls for transparency of the regime grow, new data reveal what it means for the Exchequer.
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