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Analysis of the first three quarters of 2023 confirms the decline in GDP last year was indeed about the multinationals, but the labour market offers much better news

The target audience for the communication work will be leading decision makers at big tech and life sciences firms on the west coast

Company's profit margins have been helped by a $28.1bn order backlog for construction equipment and demand from customers in oil and gas, power generation, rail and defence in the past year

McDonald's is among several Western brands that have seen protests and boycott campaigns against them over their perceived pro-Israeli stance

The deal for Catalent has the backing of Elliott Investment Management, the activist investor, which has a stake in the US company

While it was widely expected monetary policy would remain on pause, central bank watchers were parsing the press conferences for subtle signs central banks would move soon

Here is a look back at some of the key moments from the last 20 years of the social network.

Chambers Ireland said small- and medium-sized enterprises have become entangled in regulations following increased delivery of EU legislation in the last five years which has put further pressure on firms amid a volatile economic environment.

Government is trying to increase the supply of long-term rental properties to ease the housing crisis, and this is something nobody can argue with

The only question really is how long it will take the ECB to admit that it tightened too much since July 2022 and that the time has come to reverse course.

Many Irish pensions and other passive general investment schemes have the largest equity exposure to the Magnificent 7 stocks for no good reason

The combined picture may confirm that output from Europe’s biggest economy is now running at its lowest ebb since the years after the global financial crisis, apart from the shock of the pandemic

Speaking to the 'Irish Examiner', Gabriel Makhlouf discusses the timing of rate rises and cuts, competition in Irish banking, the danger of stoking up inflation, and factors behind Ireland's housing shortage

Recalls of this sort have drawn the ire of Tesla chief executive Elon Musk

Comreg had made an unannounced search of Eircom's premises last summer, when it seized some of the company's digital data

Numerous other compensation deals were similarly structured in the wake of Musk’s 2018 award

Agents stopped selling flights with the airline following court cases

Analysis also found the trend helped to avoid ‘scarring’ effects on the labour force during economic troughs

Dublin conference told sustainable aviation fuel would cost 'extraordinary sums of taxpayers' money' to make happen

It follows comments from the Taoiseach who recently said that a rate split was 'technically possible and warranted consideration'