Permanent TSB chairman to step down from role next year
Robert Elliott leaving after six years, with process to find a successor under way
City of London firms begin summoning workers back to the office
Goldman Sachs among those making the move
Is the coronavirus crisis taking women back to the 1950s?
Research already suggests that women are being disproportionately hurt by the pandemic’s economic fallout
Is the Covid-19 crisis taking women back to the 1950s?
Decades of advances under threat as women juggle work and childcare
Google accused by rival of fundamental GDPR breaches
Search giant says data privacy claims do not stand up to ‘serious scrutiny’
Facebook clash with Max Schrems could bring extra consequences after Brexit
Adviser to EU Court of Justice due to issue opinion on Thursday
Record numbers of UK lawyers register in Ireland
Confusion remains over capacity to practise after Brexit
IBRC liquidation fees hit €222.6m as creditors forced to wait
Liquidators have €1.9 billion of cash after paying initial dividend to creditors in 2016
UK takeover panel takes court action against Rangers chairman
Watchdog bids to force Dave King make £11m bid for club in unprecedented move
UK lawyer Robert Elliott to be next chairman of Permanent TSB
Elliott succeeds Alan Cook who is retiring from 75% State-owned bank after six years
The $143bn flop: How Warren Buffett and 3G lost Unilever
The story behind the failure of Kraft Heinz to win over the Anglo-Dutch giant
Sir Philip Green loses only reputation over MPs’ report on BHS
Tycoon faces no official sanction after MPs deem him unacceptable face of capitalism
Nearly €180m spent on IBRC liquidation, says Michael Noonan
Minister says it is not possible to quantify final costs at this time due to remaining work
Online content providers face EU probe over geoblocking
New survey finds 68% of providers block consumers located in other countries
Bank of England maintains stance on EU bonuses cap
Bank says the cap, which limits bankers’ bonuses to 100 per cent of their salaries, has had the unintended consequence of increasing fixed pay and limits the ability to claw back bonuses in the event of wrongdoing
EU-US data-sharing contradicts protection rules and breaches privacy
European Court of Justice delivers landmark assessment ahead of full ruling
Taoiseach to launch €5m technology centre in Cork
New R&D facility to focus on solutions for financial services
EU set to crackdown on Lewis’s fast-trading flash boys
Parliament to vote on putting in place one of strictest set of regulations for such trading in world
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