No good reason to transfer family home of elderly man lacking capacity to joint ownership with wife, judge rules
Judgment ‘clarifies and protects’ rights of vulnerable adults, says advocacy group
Sage
Elder advocate defends new regime to protect rights of the elderly
Patricia Rickard-Clarke backs new process for enduring power of attorney amid dispute between Law Society and Decision Support Service
European stocks slump over supply-chain concerns
Irish index bucks trend and ends week in positive territory
Coronavirus: UK records sixth consecutive fall in daily case numbers
Downing Street warns decrease in figures could be reversed as impact of reopening felt
Keir Starmer calls for ‘circuit breaker’ lockdown of two or three weeks
Labour leader says the government has lost control of the virus, and is no longer following scientific advice
No national clinical oversight of care being delivered to those in nursing homes, watchdog to tell TDs
Hiqa to raise concerns about care oversight shortcomings for some of State’s most vulnerable citizens
Sage Group to sell payment processing unit for £232m
Software group also agreed to sell its US payroll outsourcing business earlier this year
Accounting software giant Sage snaps up Irish company
London-listed group has acquired Dublin-based Ocrex, which trades as AutoEntry
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Man who wanted out of nursing home is now well settled there, High court told
Evidence supports the man, who is in his 60s, remaining in nursing home and case will be reviewed next March, judge rules
Man in his 60s loses court bid to be allowed out of nursing home
Support group expresses deep dispappointment at judge’s decision to make man ward of court
High Court has first ever sitting in nursing home
Doctor fears court hearing could trigger seizure in man, judge says
When it comes to innovation, the numbers add up for Sage
Accounting and payroll giant is looking to a bright future with high-tech developments
More use of technology could save Irish SMEs €3bn annually
Sage survey cites savings to be found in managing cash and in better administration
John McManus: UN Committee against Torture now last resort for Irish NGOs
Domestic dead ends force campaigners to turn to Geneva in effort to embarrass Government into action
Sandyford development to house AIB digital ‘centre of excellence’
Bank to pay €4.8m rent on office building originally owned by Treasury Holdings
Why O’Leary and Mullins may work together again
Gigginstown House Stud, driven by results on the horse track, is willing to switch trainers
Conference hears elderly rights infringed by overmedication
Consultant geriatrician calls for move away from potent anti-psychotic drugs
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European stocks hover close to three-month highs
Investors await stimulus announcement from European Central Bank
Enlightened legislation to protect vulnerable in court proceedings
Passing of Capacity Bill is just one phase in development of framework of support
Accounting software firm Sage to create 300 jobs in Dublin
Company opening a new European base in Dublin to support 1.8m customers
European shares slip again as Greek debt talks stall
Ryanair climbs to another record high in Dublin as sell-off in Aryzta continues
Software firm Sage shares at seven-month high
Increase in subscription revenue underpins new chief executive Stephen Kelly’s confidence
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