Sustainability: some top trends
How we operate environmentally is changing and clear patterns are emerging
Little-by-little steps: how Irish business goes about change
New initiative aims to help companies align carbon-reduction efforts with Paris Agreement
UN’s sustainable development goals on agenda for growing number of businesses
‘While companies are getting better at reducing carbon, they are starting to realise there is a much wider range of initiatives ’
Irish companies eager to go green and decarbonise
Food Academy at SuperValu is a shining example of sustainability initiative
O’Flynn Group gets green light for new Cork offices
Developer to add 130,000sq ft of grade A space at Eastgate Retail & Business Park
The architectural revival transforming Cork’s landscape
Developments along the quays helping to advertise opportunities offered by city
Dublin-listed Yew Grove buys Cork office block for €7.5m
Reit buys its first property in the city with an office block situated near Cork airport
Owner of Irish stock exchange wants move to Brussels after Brexit
Republic has relied on UK-based firm Crest to settle trades since 1990s
Boomtime for Cork property
Investment transactions in the southern capital have increased significantly in the past year and further strong growth is forecast
Ryanair profits fall, and David McCourt’s interest in Anglo assets
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Deutsche Boerse unit weighs plan to keep Irish shares trading post-Brexit
Luxembourg-based Clearstream is understood to be exploring setting up a so-called central securities depository in Ireland
Wild Geese: Making it big via sport in Luxembourg
‘Enjoy the differences and push yourself outside your comfort zone’
DCU approves additional €3.75m spend by innovation centres
University has advanced more than €8 million for development of DCU Alpha
Nama may put €250m of O’Callaghan-linked loans on market
State assets agency says it will return €3.5bn to State when it has completed its work
Deja vu all over again as Eir’s new French owners hang up on 750 workers
Meanwhile it appears investors in the bonds issued by Rusal Capital in Ireland are trapped
US firm Quadrant targets €1bn of Irish property lending
Company expects Brexit to boost demand for Irish office space in the coming years
Deutsche Börse to add 200 employees to Cork base
Stock exchange group plans to have 600 employees in Cork within two years
DCU innovation campus looks to expand as it reaches capacity
Centre also in talks about a new private-public partnership at the Dublin facility
Ireland may need new central securities depository post-Brexit
Irish share trades held in UK-based Crest depository, which will lose passporting rights
US allowed to seize $300m in alleged bribery scheme
Some of Russian-Uzbekistani bribery scandal funds held in Ireland
New IDA strategy to target more regional jobs
Agency reports that employment in Irish- based multinationals reaches record high
New innovators: Embo Medical
Global peripheral vascular embolisation market could be worth about $500 million
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