Big Tech firms pay average salaries of up to €155,000 to staff in Ireland
Filings cover some of the largest tech employers in State, including Amazon, Google, Meta and Salesforce
How tech workers earning six-figure salaries are changing the Dublin housing market
The high salaries paid by Big Tech employers in Ireland highlight our vulnerability to Trump’s tariffs agenda
Kenmare Resources plunges to $88.6m loss after taking $100m hit on mining assets
Titanium miner has lowered future revenue assumptions amid uncertainty around pricing
Global stocks rally stalls while US bond yields rise
European shares touch two-week highs despite dip in momentum
Credit unions get green light to lend more money for home mortgages
Long-awaited reforms increase sector’s lending capacity by more than 340% to €9.9bn
Majority of Irish SMEs unaffected by crime in the past 12 months - Isme
Survey results challenge public narratives around rising crime rate, says ISME, though targeted business often hit more than once
Irish house building activity shrinks for third month in row as confidence dips, AIB report suggests
Confidence among construction firms at its lowest in almost three years, according to survey, despite ever rising Government targets
HP Enterprise paid $25m dividend to Irish entity in June
Operating profits at HP Galway surge amid increase in R&D tax credits
RTÉ €725m funding could ‘distort’ media market, Irish Independent publisher warns Minister
Mediahuis tells minister to continue scrutinising cost of broadcaster ‘duplicating work’ done by commercial media
An Post says ‘error’ that was affecting direct debit payments has been resolved
Spokeswoman for An Post Money apologised to customers who were impacted by the issue
Few ‘quick wins’ available on housing, says Ires Reit chief
Dublin-listed company intends to sell 315 apartments over three to five years as part of a capital recycling programme
Some An Post current account customers hit by ‘error’ with direct debit payments
Current account customers contacted the postal service operator over issues on Thursday
Trump-Putin summit boosts global stocks amid hopes of Ukraine ceasefire
Dublin’s Iseq moves 1% higher as banks and food stocks gain momentum
Irish credit and debit card users splurged on foreign hotels in June
Total value of card payments in June was close to €9.5bn, up 1.7% on May and more than 15% ahead of June 2024
Tourism business levels dip for fifth month in a row in July, AIB survey shows
AIB survey indicates widespread softening of growth across services sector