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Analog Devices
IDA’s €85m grant to Analog Devices the latest payment from package of financial supports for big chip makers
US semiconductor firm last year announced plans to build €630m facility in Limerick, which it says will add 600 jobs to company’s Irish workforce
The US Chips Act has not only been a success - it’s sparked a multibillion-dollar investment boom
More than halfway through its incentives spending, the US will have far greater scope to manage shocks
Strategy required to defend Ireland’s €15.5bn computer chip industry, Tyndall warns
EU’s €43bn plan to boost semiconductor production is an ‘opportunity’ for growth
IDA projects could create up to 12,000 jobs and include 52 firms new to Ireland
Inward investors reassured by Government commitments on housing, says chief executive Michael Lohan
Analog Devices to build €630m Limerick facility and add 600 jobs
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar hails ‘massive’ investment by US semiconductor group as it moves to triple European capacity
Chips not down for Wexford man running US semiconductor giant
Analog Devices chief Vincent Roche is the only Irish person running a Fortune 500 company
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Analog Devices to create 250 jobs as it invests €100m in Limerick facility
Roles will focus primarily on development of software-enabled solutions and AI
Ireland could be a key player in the creation of a new data ecosystem
Organisations must offer individuals transparency and accountability of their user data
Research programme aims to turn Ireland into data governance leader
Empower brings together four SFI research centres
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Analog Devices Irish unit pays out $1.1bn dividend
Latest accounts provide update on Revenue’s 2018 tax demand of €43m over fiscal 2013
Future-proofing in a pandemic-hit jobs market
A postgraduate programme may help you gain stills to match the needs of employers
Tech companies team up with UL for radical computer science programme
Four-year course allows students to complete paid residencies with professional teams
European shares climb on progress with possible Covid-19 vaccine
Iseq underperforms, closing 0.68% higher
European stocks rise as markets shake off early losses
Wall Street also trades higher as tech companies advance
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Your business week: all the results, indicators and meetings
Kerry Group and Allegion results due on Tuesday; Digital Media Awards on Friday
Club Travel buys rival Atlas
Country’s largest independently-owned travel company operates as Government’s agent
Your business week: EY Entrepreneur of the Year to be revealed
EasyJet and Home Depot to report; and how to handle ethical dilemmas at work
Worrying US manufacturing figures fan fears of slowing growth
World markets stall on concerns over state of US economy
Revenue overly ‘aggressive’ in tax reassessments, claims institute
Edmund Burke Institute says Ireland’s reputation for tax certainty is being undermined
Pretax profit surges at Limerick unit of Analog Devices
Company supplies Apple with technology for iPhone and watch
Irish military exports now worth more than €37m
More than €24m worth of military equipment and technology exported to US in 2018
Hostelworld unveils new strategy to boost its staying power
This Week in Business: FSAI conference to give businesses much food for thought
Your business week: Ryanair, ESRI conference on ‘Irish miracle’
Euro zone consumer confidence flash, Global Funds Conference and German PPI
Matching skills with labour market demand
Postgraduate programme will add set of cross-sectoral skills to enhance employability
P2V purchase gives Actionpoint a passport to new markets
Limerick tech firm buys Antrim-based rival in deal that will boost turnover to €20m
Revenue hits Analog Devices with €43m tax bill
US chipmaker says demand could materially hurt earnings
ISME celebrates and ‘Irish Times’ Innovation Awards
Your business this week: HP results, ECB meeting and Irish wholesale prices
IDA Ireland defends giving €100m to multinationals
State agency says grants used by all countries to compete for foreign direct investment
This Week in Business: Results from Grafton Group and Hostelworld
CRH, Urban Outfitters, Analog Devices and Target to report results
Intel Leixlip hub key to development of tech sector in Ireland
Chipmaker employs 4,900 here, most at flagship facility in Co Kildare
US-Ireland business relationship a two-way street
American Chamber of Commerce chief executive Mark Redmond sets out his vision for future collaboration between the two countries
Your business this week: results, indicators and meetings
Thursday’s Future Scope event set to attract 1,200 attendees and 120 speakers
Ireland could gain 100,000 jobs by embracing driverless technology
New study calls on Goverment to take active role in making most of opportunities present
ICT and business skills in high demand
Increasing convergence across almost all sectors of the economy leading to greater job mobility
Bank of Ireland results and unemployment rate
Your upcoming week in business: retail sales and AIB results plus UK housing prices
‘The reputation of Ireland is incredibly strong right now among corporates in the US’
Ireland’s continued economic success, post-Brexit, will come from maintaining and strengthening ties with the US
Limerick-based Arralis no longer working under the radar
Irish company secured a €50m investment from Hong Kong investors earlier this year
All the major business events coming up this week
For Your Diary: Analysts expecting earnings growth of 14% when Ryanair reports on Tuesday
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For your diary: business events happening this week
A round-up of announcements including results, indicators and inflation rates
US-Ireland Research Innovation Awards take place on Friday
Awards are a joint initiative between the American Chamber of Commerce and the Royal Irish Academy
Focus on Intel: Tech giant retooling means others must worry
Intel has invested $12.5bn in Ireland over 27 years, but is embarking on global job cuts
Matching your skills with those in demand in today’s labour market
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Former engineer and now executive coach hopes to set up in Ireland
Wild Geese Susan Houlihan, chief operating officer, Berkeley Executive Coaching Institute, California
Girls outnumber boys in record Young Scientist field
Some 4,449 students from half of State’s secondary schools seek entry to 2016 exhibiton
Analog Devices closes its defined benefit pension scheme
Limerick based company will invest €190m in converting to a defined contribution scheme
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