As the Government seeks to simplify the Iref shelter, new Revenue data reveals the scale of institutional property investment, its growing housing focus, and the tax collected. This week's series explores special tax regimes and how authorities oversee them.
Yale School of Management executive fellow Gautam Mukunda discusses why Ireland must reduce its reliance on the US, the collapse in standards among US business leaders, and how the tech sector has been corrupted by success.
Trump’s tariffs, threats against Greenland spurred a rebellion by top leaders; the limits of "flattery diplomacy". By Joe Parkinson, Drew Hinshaw and Daniel Michaels, The Wall Street Journal.
Five companies, including New Generation Construction, have been wound up by Revenue after an undertaking to pay the tax debts wasn't satisfied.
The decision by FIFA to rescind U.S. striker Folarin Balogun’s one-game suspension followed a rapid response from the Trump administration—and a personal call from the president, write Brian Schwartz, Natalie Andrews and Joshua Robinson, The Wall Street Journal.
Despite recent targeted upgrades of the Early Years Platform underpinning subsidised childcare payments, internal Pobal records reveal the legacy system remains hampered by performance issues.
The promise of renewable energy was secure, plentiful, cheap electricity, says the CEO of charity EnergyCloud. Yet 550,000 Irish people are in energy poverty and every year as the amount of "wasted" renewable energy grows.
Experts warn that chatbots shouldn’t take the place of therapy, write Alex Janin and Andrea Petersen, The Wall Street Journal.
Jason Corcoran had made his life in Moscow. He was drawn there back when the world believed in a new Russia. His new book tells the story of how so many were exiled and why he and his family had to flee.
Three State is now profitable, nine months after Josh Percival launched his first gym with school friend Andrew Porter, the Ireland rugby international. It is now eyeing more growth.
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