Yahoo signs for new offices in Dublin docklands
US tech giant takes enough space for up to 350 workers at the city’s tallest office building
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A career trajectory into the business of low Earth orbit satellites
Wild Geese: Strategic moves have landed Dubliner Eileen Treanor a top job in space tech company LeoLabs
Three-quarters of Irish data watchdog’s data privacy decisions since 2018 overruled – report
Meta, Google, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Twitter, Microsoft, Apple and Tinder account for 87^% of cross-border GDPR complaints to Ireland’s DPC
The Irish Times view on Joe Biden’s presidency: In need of a reboot
Times of national crisis have in the past seen a rallying to the US president. Not this time
Meta appoints Rick Kelley as new Irish chief
Gareth Lambe is leaving the role he has held for a decade
Stocktake: Today’s winners are often tomorrow’s losers
Searching for the next generation of market leaders is a fool’s game
Apple’s privacy changes create windfall for its own advertising business
iPhone maker’s share of mobile app advertising market has tripled in six months
Verizon Media’s Irish sales down almost €100m as Apollo prepares to take control
Mean average pay at Dublin operation of Yahoo and AOL tops €108,000
Tokyo 2020: Backlash against Naomi Osaka exposes Japan’s hidden xenophobia
Tokyo 2020: ‘Hafu’, people of mixed race, find it hard to be accepted as truly Japanese
Class war: workers and bosses divided on going back to office
‘I think it probably is a bit daunting to all of us to realise that everyone doesn’t have the same lust for coming to the office that we do’
Barnier’s Brexit diary, test gig joy and how Yahoo lost its exclamation mark
Planet Business: A psychodrama we could have all done without
Verizon to offload Yahoo and AOL for €4.1bn
Move concludes a steady drip of deals that also saw Verizon sell Tumblr and HuffPost
‘Do you think humans will ever walk on the sun?’: The best of Yahoo Answers
One of the web’s first Q&A platforms, repository of infamously idiosyncratic wisdom, is closing
VR Education launches Engage virtual reality for Apple’s iOS
Chief executive David Whelan says the company is looking towards ‘exciting 2021’
VR Education platform to host major UN global youth event
Irish company’s virtual reality platform will be used to deliver the UN’s annual Global Youth Takeover event on October 24th
Verizon’s Irish Yahoo and AOL unit moved IP back to US last year in €448m deal
Communications giant moved intellectual property back to US in 2019 in €448m deal
If you can do your job anywhere, can anyone do your job?
Trusting people to work well from home is one skill managers now have to learn
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez handles the Jurassic jerks
Youngest woman to serve in Congress shows up anachronistic attitudes for what they are
Ant Group poised for one of 2020’s biggest IPOs
Alibaba payments arm was last valued at $150bn and plans to list in Shanghai and Hong Kong
Dublin man caught with child porn by undercover FBI agent is jailed
FBI agent contacted Yahoo which determined email address was located in Ireland
Surveillance: How to have a life online, but under the radar
Using internet services can leave you open to data collection or tracking
Man sent photos of child abuse to FBI agent online, court hears
Dermot Whelan (67) from Tallaght admitted possessing hundreds of images on computers
SpaceX passenger brought down to earth by tax evasion allegations
Japanese billionaire due to be Elon Musk’s first tourist to circle the moon
Obama labels Trump’s handling of Covid-19 pandemic a ‘chaotic disaster’
Former US president urges supporters to get behind presidential candidate Joe Biden
Which big tech firms are being investigated by the data regulator?
Data Protection Commission has undertaken 23 inquiries into tech multinationals
Child abuse: How and why tech companies look the other way
Tech companies are far more likely to review files on their platforms for facial recognition, malware detection and copyright enforcement
Ryanair cracks, McDonald’s new chief and corporate rebrands to rival Facebook’s
Planet Business: When it’s time for a change and maybe a song
Goodbye Yahoo! Groups – you brought like-minded people together
Weblog: The service is shutting down on December 14th, and deleting 18 years of posts
Pilita Clark: Zuckerberg’s self-belief may yet be Facebook’s downfall
Social media mogul defends control by recounting 2006 rejection of $1bn Yahoo offer
Nigerian tech workers call on police to stop arresting, ‘extorting’ them
#StopRobbingUs campaign arose following arrest of developer for carrying laptop, iPhone
Hyping research runs risk of devaluing science
Long road from animal trials to trials on humans, let alone bringing drugs to market
Miriam Lord: Lofty new chamber fails to inspire waffling Senators
Back in their expensively refurbished Upper House, the talk was still resolutely cheap
Painful path to curing Japan of its cash addiction
Japan developed technologies that other countries have deployed to leap ahead of it
Miriam Lord: Leo is keeping the fiscal Barbarians from the gate
Fine Gael leader looks to ‘share the blame’ on Cork mayoral plebiscite
How much data are you giving away every day?
Even if you have disabled obvious settings, data is being gathered about you
Archiving the Net: ‘Preserving the web isn’t impossible’
How will future historians make sense of the vote to repeal the 8th, Brexit, or Trump?
Warren Buffett believes most US newspapers are ‘toast’
Rapidly declining advertising revenues taking toll in a ‘world that has changed hugely’
Keywords Studio buys Tokyo-based Wizcorp for €953,000
Japanese games development company will provide a platform for further expansion for Irish-headquartered video gaming group
Planet Business: Time to stream some music and shut out the noise?
Brexit mistrust, defunct social networks and why Abigail Disney would ban private jets
Huawei ban could stall progression to 5G by several years
Security fears around spy technology hit Chinese network infrastructure maker
Stripe valued at $22.5bn after $100m follow-on fundraise
Investment from Tiger Global comes months after Stripe secured $245m from same firm
Save your Flickr photos before they are deleted
Web Log: Platform to limit Flickr Free accounts to 1,000 uploads from February
Facebook gave Netflix and Spotify access to users’ private messages
The social media company offered users a privacy wall, then let tech giants around it
Colin Kroll, co-founder of HQ Trivia and Vine apps dies aged 35
Kroll found dead apparently of a drug overdose in his apartment, police said
LinkedIn processed 18 million email addresses of non-users for targeted advertising
Data Protection Commissioner audit says US company acted outside its remit
Slack time at work does not mean workers are slacking
What has happened to allowing innovation on company time?
Gary Hart: ‘I bear a very heavy burden of responsibility’
Former presidential candidate wonders whether 1987 controversy led US down road to Trump
Conor Pope: 20 years of Google has turned us into lazy know-it-alls
Google, which turns 20 this week, has ruined medicine, map-making and pub quizzes
California setting new data privacy standards for the US
Karlin Lillington: US firms thought they might dodge greater consumer privacy obligations
Ireland as a tax haven; VHI’s strong capital; Moneyconf; and WPP’s agm showdown
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Oath’s Dublin office key to US tech firm’s plans for global expansion
Company comprising 50 brands aiming to double its global users to 2 billion by 2020
Oath says its Irish assets stand at €700m
Declarations underline fading of State from role as a linchpin in Yahoo’s global tax plan
The weakest link: What happens to your data when the start-up folds?
Next time you’re about to sign up for a new service, ask yourself: should you trust it with your data?
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