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Cayman Islands based investor has economic interest in close to 30% of Paddy Power owner

The non-profit behind the deposit return scheme feels it’s inaccurate for media to report figures from its own annual report

Over Nama’s 16-year lifetime, boss Brendan McDonagh never took pay he was due

Tírlan, one of Ornua’s largest suppliers, has separately signed a deal with US retailer Costco

Markets are expecting bank to hold rates steady but some believe a rate hike isn’t off the table

Is it time for Euronext Dublin to do away with the Iseq 20 and replace it with an Iseq 15 or Iseq 10?

Department of Finance’s attempt to gauge potential damage is limited but useful

Latest tariff barrage won’t impact EU or pharma but shows Trump can change tack at a stroke

Korean giant plants its flag with Apple set to release its first foldable iPhone

AI agent broke out of OpenAI and into another start up

While the Government is seeking to control overruns, backbenchers want tax and spending giveaways

Investors have been living in a fantasy this year in the face of troubling global developments

China has formed the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, based in Shanghai, to promote AI governance

Central plank of reform limits ability of national regulators to require banks to hold extra capital on top of EU-wide rules

Rebound in the market post-pandemic has been uneven and left some landlords with difficult units to let

Poking fun at the Cork hurlers’ misfortune might come better from a group less prone to service hiccups

US president called Spain a `terrible partner in Nato’ at Ankara summit

Davy says long wait will leave a shortfall of about 210,000 homes by then

Analyst says bank’s valuation ‘looks toppy’ as he warns recent good run ‘could be as good as it gets’

Warsh believes forward guidance boxes the Fed in and makes it harder to shift course

Private equity bidders have until 5pm on July 8th to either make a firm offer or withdraw from potential takeover of Dublin energy group

Government which warned of paralysis on big projects took 19 months to action fees already legislated for

Idea of moving city port ‘both implausible and impractical’, says draft national policy review

Europe’s central bank is looking to increase amount banks must hold in minimum cash reserves to cut its costs

Northern Ireland’s hospitality sector has joined a UK-wide campaign for a reduction in the British VAT rate

Notification of the pubic hearing of the case was by a way of an obscure “pre-hearing notice” on the ACCA website

Cost to the taxpayer is expected to be more than €230m this year and in excess of €680m for a full year

Bank of Ireland update notes that it may install new basic ATMs in shops where current provision does not meet access to cash rules set down in law

Neobank’s move makes clear work from home becoming less common for many

Bosses of S&P 500-listed firms are all doing well, but they are all dwarfed by Elon Musk

Data centre fire in India underlines just how vulnerable our digital information can be with even the latest technology

Rationale for the acquisition is clear but also suggests software giant has underperformed its own hype

Longtime US Fed chair presided over long period of growth but also played a part in creating conditions for global financial crisis

Companies Registration Office seeking ways to verify data filed by firms

Ryanair Group CEO signs a new contract until 2032

Bobby Healy’s delivery firm faces fresh setback as permission refused for south Dublin hub

While many State supports are available, the industry has been slow to invest in R&D, critics say

Project in Asia looks well ahead of digital euro

Takeover battle between Italian and German firm has been frought from day one

Top consultancy apparently used artificial intelligence to source parts of a report extolling virtues of AI