Mallinckrodt to file Ireland’s second-largest examinership case within days
Irish court will be asked to rubberstamp $1.3 billion debt reduction plan agreed in US
The State’s top 10 corporate taxpayers: who are they?
Corporation tax generated €11.8 billion in receipts last year, €1 in every €5 collected
‘We ended up writing off a lot of money but no one regrets it’
With everyone looking for ventilators as Covid hit, Medtronic tore up the corporate playbook
Primeline signs for more than 110,000sq ft at Hub Logistics Park
Supply chain specialist to pay €10.35 per sq ft in long-term lease at Clonee scheme
Irish-based Mallinckrodt files for bankruptcy protection
Lawsuits in US claim company profited from country’s opioid epidemic
Medtronic says Trump call to ‘reshore’ is impractical for medtech
The company has been dramatically ramping up production of ventilators from its Co Galway plant to meet explosion of demand
Israel seeks to become the Promised Land for foreign investors
Israel attracted a record $21.8 billion of foreign direct investment in 2018
Medtronic reports quarterly revenue which beats estimates
Medical device-maker based in Dublin raises its forecast for full-year adjusted profit
Medtronic to close Crospon medtech plant in Galway
Leading medical device manufacturer says operations will move to other plants, including one in Galway
Ireland’s FDI prospects ‘very positive’
Despite both global and domestic challenges, industry leaders remain upbeat about Ireland’s future prosperity
Medtronic’s Irish subsidiary reports nearly 500% rise in turnover
Pretax profits more than double to €1.58m at Irish unit of medical devices maker
Medtronic’s quarterly revenue misses expectations
Medical device maker hurt by slowing growth in diabetes and heart product divisions
Aerogen plans global move into emergency departments
Study shows Galway company’s aerosol drug delivery tech can reduce hospital admissions
Pharma company Mallinckrodt to create 75 new jobs in Dublin
Mallinckrodt to base global R&D facility for medical devices in Blanchardstown
French drug firm eyes Dublin amid drive to cut tax
Flamel shareholders approve reincorporating Nasdaq-listed company in Ireland
Covidien unit pays €20m dividend, calls for savings
Subsidiary plans to introduce additional automation processes at Tullamore plant
Mallinckrodt raises forecast after strong third quarter
Covidien pharma spin-off reports big jump in sales of specilaty branded products
Cliff Taylor: Political will for hard choices is as real as 26 per cent growth
A central feature of the new politics is never making a decision on anything if it can possibly be avoided
Ireland’s GDP figures: Why 26% economic growth is a problem
The growth rate may be statistical fact but it is a fiction in reflecting what is actually going on
Top 1000 2016: The winners, the losers and the biggest taxpayers
Ireland’s Top 1000 companies hit record profits of some €36bn in this year’s survey
Pretax profits at surgical supplies firm Covidien up 6%
Large portion of profits not subject to Irish taxation following aquisition by Medtronic
Cantillon: Inverison clampdown leaves Tyco and Johnson unscathed
Pfizer and Allergan not the only companies juggling with the fallout from new rules
Collapse of Pfizer-Allergan deal will be mourned by few
Except for the firms involved, few in the US or Ireland benefit from inversion deals
Medtronic shares slip despite results in line with forecasts
Company still integrating Covidien after $49.9bn corporate inversion that moves domicile to Ireland
Government distances itself from corporate inversion mergers
Minister for Enterprise Richard Bruton says Ireland has no interest in winning such deals
Johnson Controls to merge with Cork based Tyco
US manufacturer of car batteries will cut tax bill by $500m by acquiring Cork based protection and security company Tyco International
Mallinckrodt won’t give up Irish home
CEO says ‘pretty dramatic change’ in US tax code would be needed to move back
US ‘tax inversion’ deals skew Ireland’s FDI numbers
OECD report suggests investment by Irish firms abroad hit $75 billion in first-half of 2015
Mallinckrodt buys drugmaker Therakos for $1.33bn
Dublin-based pharma group pencils in potential sales of more than $500m for skin cancer therapy
Medtronic profit to undershoot analyst estimates after Covidien deal
Alert comes as medical device maker reports better-than-expected figures for first full quarter since $49.9bn acquisition
Dublin pharma group makes Top 100 global companies
Medtronic is in 68th position while Apple is still the world’s most valuable company
Microsoft bumps CRH as State's largest in Top 1000 survey
Two-thirds of surveyed companies grew sales in last financial year, ‘Irish Times’ report finds
Mallinckrodt to create 45 new jobs with €45m investment
Company establishing a new manufacturing facility in Dublin
Irish M&A activity back at pre-crisis high
Mid-market deals drive the recovery with 81% boost in sub-€100m mergers and acquisitions
Medtronic sees Ireland as ‘premier world-class hub’
Medical devices group is looking to Ireland for growth, says chief executive Omar Ishrak
Medtronic becomes Ireland’s largest business
Medical device giant starts trading in New York after corporate inversion deal with Irish-based Covidien
Covidien and Medtronic shareholders back $48bn merger
Deal awaits High Court sanction before completion to create global powerhouse in medical devices
Ireland’s top research and development investors revealed in EU survey
Data storage company Seagate Technology spent most on R&D at €889m
US regulators approve Medtronic purchase of Covidien
GlaxoSmithKline receives clearance to buy most of the vaccines business of Novartis
Medtronic boosts quarterly profit with new heart devices
Medical device giant says it remains on course for $42.9bn Covidien deal
Irish companies linked to further Luxembourg tax disclosures
Politicians concerned over EU member state’s dealings with multinationals
Medical supplies group used Irish firm in tax deal
Covidien transferred right to $6.9bn loan to new entity
European stocks rebound on good news from US
US jobless rate fell in September to 5.9 per cent, the lowest level since July 2008
Salix calls off Irish-based ‘inversion’ merger
US pharma company scraps deal with Italian firm Cosmo Pharmaceuticals
Kenny defends US firms’ Irish presence
State is opposed to tax inversions and only welcomes ‘real companies’
US launches crackdown on overseas tax avoidance
Obama approves rules to stem pace of ‘tax inversions’ that will affect Irish-linked deals
Medtronic may lose out under Obama’s new rules
US medical device maker was planning a tax move to Ireland
US all talk, no action on tackling corporate inversion
Cantillon: no appetite in fractured US Congress to tackle tax-avoidance strategy
Henry Street stores make over €30 million
Five shops producing rent of €1.4m and yield of 4 per cent for top bidder Irish Life
M&A activity up 31.1 per cent in first half of the year
New figures indicate M&A activity in Ireland is at its strongest since the early 2008
Inversion express slow to crawl
President Barack Obama’s full- throated denunciation of overseas mergers seems to be slowing down the flow of potential deals
Medtronic chief says Covidien deal good for US economy
Medical devicemaker claims main rationale for deal is strategic
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