Apple’s Irish subsidiary doubles pretax profits to €64bn
Accounts don’t disclose corporate tax paid in Ireland
UN’s highest court orders Russia to immediately halt invasion of Ukraine
Ukraine says Russia has falsely claimed acts of genocide against Russian-speaking people in Donetsk and Luhansk to justify its invasion
Poland accuses top EU court of ‘blackmail’ after rule of law challenge dismissed
ECJ ruling paves way for billions in funding to Poland and Hungary be frozen
Graham Dwyer case: Government arrogantly ignored European Court of Justice ruling from 2014
Net Results: In light of phone data case Ireland has a cheek telling UK to abide by ECJ
Businesses not raising concerns over ECJ oversight, says industry group in North
UK’s push to remove EU judges as final arbiter of protocol seen as ‘Brexit purity issue’
NI protocol talks set to be painful as sides speaking separate languages
UK ‘red lines’ and a testy Twitter exchange amid ominous signs ahead of negotiations
The Irish Times view on abortion in the United States: preparing for battle
A cruel supreme court decision has sent tremors through the political system
Former South African leader turns himself in for prison term
Zuma sentenced to 15 months for contempt after defying court order to testify before judicial commission investigating allegations of corruption
EU decision on Facebook oversight a blow to Irish Data Protection Commissioner
Analysis: No multinational anywhere in the EU will be happy with the ECJ’s ruling
GDPR is being used as a bureaucratic dodge to avoid public scrutiny
Karlin Lillington: The data protection legislation remains groundbreaking despite issues
Legal duty of Northern Executive to fund scheme for Troubles victims – court
Scheme of annual payments for people with physical or mental injury delayed since May
Former UDA member Michael Stone released from prison
Stone had been returned to jail following attempt to kill Sinn Féin leaders at Stormont
Jennifer O'Connell: Biden’s cabinet looks like America. The Dáil doesn’t look much like Ireland
People who say it shouldn’t matter are used to seeing their own image reflected back to them
Attacks on the US election system orchestrated by Trump escalates
America Letter: Texas files lawsuit with supreme court claiming unlawful elections
Mastercard facing prospect of £14bn class action over illegal swipe fees
UK’s supreme court rules in favour of group representing 46m consumers
US supreme court rejects Republican challenge to Pennsylvania’s election result
Plaintiffs asked court to nullify mailed ballots after the fact or to direct legislature to pick electors
The Irish Times view on judicial appointments: Government’s credibility on the line
Either the Government does not take its responsibilities in this area seriously or is not levelling with the public
Apple marks 40 years of operations in Ireland
First facility opened in Cork and employed 60 people, marking expansion outside US
Woulfe to be subject of all-party discussion as way out of crisis sought
Impeachment process motion deemed inevitable but some TDs lack enthusiasm for idea
The Irish Times view on the Supreme Court standoff: a crisis that was waiting to happen
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have only themselves to blame for the huge dilemma they now face over the Séamus Woulfe affair
Apple withdraws €209m from €14bn escrow account to pay tax in another country
Money held in account to pay tax owed to State used in other country, PAC hears
Suzanne Lynch’s US Election Diary: Trump campaigns relentlessly in bid to close polling gap
Obama, Bon Jovi and Cher add some razzmatazz to the Biden campaign
Amy Coney Barrett nears US supreme court after committee approval
Democrats boycott vote and place posters on seats to protest potential healthcare changes
US Senate to vote on Amy Coney Barrett nomination next week
Supreme court appointment now almost certain for Trump nominee
Barrett tells senators her Catholic faith will not influence her court rulings
Questions on abortion, gun law and healthcare put to supreme court nominee
EU urged to withhold funding from governments that flout rule of law
MEPs say they will veto €750bn Covid recovery package unless strict guarantees are made
Top court rules EU states must curb mass spying on data
Unrestrained mass surveillance of phone and internet data is unlawful
Séamus Woulfe: The last man standing in Golfgate is set to learn his fate
Supreme Court judge’s fate hinges on Susan Denham’s report on attendance at golf event
Will Facebook walk away from European market after data protection 'hissy fit'?
Tech giant’s threat to walk away from European market is a ridiculous tantrum
Figuring out the next steps of what should happen to a misbehaving judge
Former chief justice’s inquiry will fast-track guidelines on what constitutes misconduct
Apple received $250bn dividend from Irish subsidiary in 2019
AOI is registered at Holyhill campus in Cork and covers most Apple non-US subsidiaries
Ireland remains in EU’s crosshairs despite Apple win
The court ruling highlights that using state-aid rules is not a way to secure tax justice
Apple ruling, Eason’s €20m payout, and the inside story on Ireland’s Covid app
Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Apple case hardens Brussels’ resolve to tackle ‘agressive taxation’
Commission plans to use treaty clause to allow it act against low-tax member states
EU court to rule on Apple’s €13bn Irish tax case next week
Widely expected that result will be appealed
European shares hobbled by record recession forecast
Commission predicts euro-zone economy will contract by record 7.7 per cent this year
Chinese swimmer Sun Yang appeals eight-year ban to Swiss court
Swiss Federal Tribunal is the appeal body for decisions made by the Court of Arbitration for Sport
Man’s privacy breached when police kept DNA profile, ECHR rules
PSNI kept Fergus Gaughran’s DNA profile after he was convicted of drink-driving
French cardinal cleared of sex abuse cover-up
Case hinged on 2014 discussion with victim about abuse he suffered in 1980s
Trump impeachment: Testimony of two witnesses released
Former ambassador to Ukraine Yovanovitch felt ‘threatened’ by president’s phone call
Government’s 'underfunding' of data watchdog is bumbling and risky
Net Results: Multinationals worry about perception of petty vengeance over public services card
Commons chaos: Boris Johnson a ‘man with no shame’
British newspapers react to fractious House of Commons debate
What the British papers say: ‘The most damning verdict on Boris Johnson’s integrity’
Financial Times, Guardian and Scotsman newspapers urge Boris Johnson to resign
Boris Johnson under fire as suspension of parliament is ruled unlawful
Corbyn calls for no-deal Brexit to be taken off the table after UK supreme court ruling
Apple case turns spotlight on Ireland’s tax affairs
Ruling in separate case may shed light on where alleged sweetheart deal case is headed
Apple denies jobs lay behind ‘sweetheart’ Irish tax deal
Counsel for company tells EU court that jobs assertion founded on media commentary
Ireland set for courtroom showdown over €13bn Apple tax case
EU’s second-highest court to hear arguments from teams representing Ireland and Apple
Lib Dems vote to cancel Brexit through act of parliament
Party’s annual conference backs motion calling for article 50 to be revoked
Trump scores legal victory with move to limit asylum rights
Supreme court decision likely to severely curb number of people who can seek asylum
Ignoring law around no-deal Brexit a ‘non-starter’, warns Bercow
Stressing no-deal’s undesirability, Barnier says EU cannot ‘avoid this scenario alone’
Boris Johnson damaged by judges’ verdict on his true reason for suspending parliament
Analysis: Prorogation ruling deepens disharmony in Conservative party
Dublin Port’s masterplan, distressed mortgages, Schrems hearing, and pension promises
Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Irish watchdog’s case against Facebook to be heard in Europe’s highest court
Data Protection Commissioner action could have major impact on firm’s business model
From Paris to west Cork and back: The story of the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation
Murder of French film producer near Schull in 1996 has never been solved
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