Northern Ireland animal health group Norbrook makes €23.5m loss after failing US audit
Accounts filed for one of the group’s subsidiaries show the directors shared just shy of £7.7m in remuneration, up from £6.2m
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Markets slide driven by uncertainty around US-Iran talks
Euronext Dublin underperformed international peers as it finished down 2.7 per cent, dragged by many of its bigger hitters
Irish drone delivery company Manna reported to land $50m funding round
Group, which delivers food, clothing, books and pharmaceuticals, counts Uber, Deliveroo, and Just Eat among its partners
More than a third of Irish office workers feel they cannot do their jobs without AI
Some 18% of employees completed a work task using an AI tool without checking it for accuracy, new research finds
More than 170,000 property owners who have not paid LPT to face Revenue ‘noncompliance campaign’
Returns and payments made for over 1.9m properties
Global markets mixed as worries persist Israeli-US war on Iran will go on
Euronext Dublin finished the day just barely in the green, up 0.06% with food group Glanbia the standout performer
Receivers agree sale of Waterford Whisky to Tennessee Distilling Group for €6m
Interpath was appointed to find a buyer for the business founded by industry veteran Mark Reynier late last year
Mike Ashley’s Irish retail business posts profit of almost €1m a week
Accounts for Heatons show profit for the year came to €43m, but group warns of impact of inflation and rising cost of energy
Inflation likely to rise to 4% out to April on foot of Iran crisis
Irish petrol and diesel prices have now both increased to, or above, €2 per litre
More housing warnings and a career in plumbing
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Irish digital services provider Auxilion to invest €1.5m in advisory service
With heightened market demand, the company is forecasting customer revenues to increase by €5m this year
Dip in recruitment less stark here than in other European markets, jobs data shows
Ireland had highest level of remote job postings offered in January, says LinkedIn
Councils must urgently update zoning targets so more homes are built, estate agent warns
Completions rise, but concerns remain on whether momentum can be sustained, says Knight Frank
Bread 41 to double footprint in and around Dublin with at least four new bakeries
Owner Eoin Cluskey says rising cost of diesel is ‘mental’, while cost of living and doing business will ‘take years’ to fix