Prepare for more stock market turbulence, it’s normal
Top 1000: At the end of July, Japan’s Nikkei index was up 18 per cent in 2024 but was down 5 per cent on the year after just two days of trading in August
The Top 1000 companies in Ireland
Top 1000: At the end of July, Japan’s Nikkei index was up 18 per cent in 2024 but was down 5 per cent on the year after just two days of trading in August
Quite alarming statistics are emerging in relation to Dublin’s commercial property market. Is this a temporary blip, an indication of a long-term slump, or an opportunity for some lateral thinking?
Top 1000: The Global Business Travel Association expects corporate travel to return to and exceed its pre-pandemic peak this year
Internationally, volumes are down slightly but values up strongly, with deals above $1bn showing third consecutive quarter of growth
As artificial intelligence becomes more widespread in the workplace, here’s how the technology can give businesses an edge
Top 1000: There are growing concerns the EU’s much-heralded Green Deal to decarbonise Europe risks being derailed
iPhone maker Apple recorded revenue of just under €200bn; while Google, Microsoft and Meta are all ranked in the top five
Top 1000: Irish Times Business Person of the Month award winners share their views on tackling climate change and their personal sustainability choices
Top 1000: Cubic Telecom CEO sold a majority share in his business to Japan’s SoftBank last year for €473m, a deal that helped him secure the title of The Irish Times Business Person of the Year
The Irish economy continues to perform well but there are potential speed bumps ahead
Sales of electric cars in Ireland have fallen by 26 per cent this year. How can that be turned around?
Top 1000: After a stellar 2021, mergers and acquisitions activity came back to earth somewhat in 2022
Top 1000: What are the gadgets the State’s top business executives swear by?
Top 1000: `The consistent message that IDA is hearing is that Ireland remains a highly strategic location for our clients and that it will remain so long into the future’
Edel Corrigan looks at the possible effects of global tech layoffs on Ireland
Top 1000: Can-do attitude, a strong green ethos and ‘investment dating’ are the drivers of Chupi’s growth
Top 1000: Business transformation to reduce emissions and increase resilience still lags behind
Big tech firms dominate the rankings of Ireland’s biggest companies
Top 1000: Acquisition by multinational investment bank marks a new chapter in West Cork fintech firm’s success story
Global Shares’ sale to JP Morgan means even greater opportunities – and a windfall for Clonakilty
Top 1000: Rise in Franco-Irish business activity has been boosted by a post-Brexit rethink
Top 1000: Great hybrid experiment isn’t over but changing shape as companies find their feet post-pandemic
Top 1000 ranking of firms by The Irish Times has Google, Microsoft and Meta among five largest by income
Top 1000: Aercap chief Aengus Kelly talks about creating the world’s largest leasing business
Ireland’s new companies that have the potential to go the distance
Top 1000: Many companies are moving to remote working on a permanent or hybrid basis
Covid-19 may have hit some pay packets hard, but the leaders of the Top 1000 may have fared better
Top 1000: From digital product launches to remote working, lockdown brought its challenges
Top 1000: A look at some of the new names who’ll be taking over Ireland’s top companies this year
Top 1000: Who are the companies that shone in the pandemic? And the ones that struggled?
Top 1000: UK bank may now be the top dog in Irish banking - but for how long?
US gadget maker stays on top ahead of Google and Microsoft - but who is Ireland’s new biggest bank?
It might be time to give up your reliable daily coffee and try a nitro or pina colatte instead
Top 1000: Despite the challenges, mergers and acquisitions continued at pace over the past year
Top 1000: Post-Brexit trade may be facing challenges, but the region also has opportunities ahead
Top 1000: As crypto currencies demonstrate their volatility lately, we look at the risks and rewards
We talk to two Top 1000 companies on how they are getting these strategies right
Top 1000: After a tough year across various sectors – how can the experience economy be revived?
Top 1000: Find out how robotics, ventilation and a greater focus on social spaces will change it
Top 1000: Noise cancelling headphones, laptops and webcams could all help you to work better
Top 1000: Remote working can undoubtedly feel unstructured, disconnected and isolating
Top 1000: From medtech to the Internet of Things, the sector has come up with innovative solutions
Top 1000: All around Ireland, businesses large and small have reimagined what they do and how they do it
Top 1000: Ireland’s biggest companies face major challenges
Top 1000: Winners of the Irish Times Business Person of the Month award tell us how they navigate choppy waters and how they expect to fare in the future
Top 1000: Before the lockdown, business was in pretty good shape, with impressive evidence of firms thriving year on year
Top 1000: With the world in turmoil, is an ethical investing mindset a luxury you can’t afford? Or is it just the right approach in a radically changed world?
Top 1000: Driven, disciplined and organised – it’s no wonder sportspeople and athletes are sought after in the corporate world. But it’s tough to train and compete while also pursuing a career
Top 1000: By now, you probably have all the basics covered for your home office. But there are plenty of gadgets and apps that can help make home working more pleasant and productive
Top 1000: With the country suddenly mired in the worst recession in living memory, what do companies need to survive the pandemic?
Top 1000: Few industries have suffered the blow of Covid-19 as much as travel
Top 1000: Until the crisis hit, studios in Ireland were not only thriving, but expanding. What next?
Six new arrivals tell us why they came to Ireland and the challenges - and opportunities - they’ve since discovered.
Top 1000: If there’s one thing Brexit has taught us, it’s that change is constant. But how can companies prepare for it when they might not always see it coming?
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices