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The application lodged last month to Dublin City Council came nine months after Google officially opened the first phase of its Bolands Mills development.

The company became listed on the Nasdaq exchange after it merged with the special acquisition company Digital World Acquisition Corporation

The EU’s largest eastern economy is currently rethinking its 2040 energy policy, with the climate ministry hinting it will mainly bet on weather-dependent wind and solar power

In what was seen as a move to catch up with Alphabet's Google and Microsoft-backed OpenAI, the iPad maker last month unveiled Apple Intelligence, luring customers to upgrade their devices to be able to use the new technology

Only age demographic to record a decline in those working was 15- to 19-year-olds — down 3.5%, CSO data shows

Higher interest rates and inflationary pressures have also weighed on recruitment companies leading to layoffs or hiring freezes.

Swatch, the world's biggest watchmaker, reported a steep drop in first half sales and earnings on Monday as demand for luxury goods in China remained weak

The growing reliance on multinationals to underpin the tax base remains the key threat to the economy and the Government finances in the face of geopolitical risks and recent 'de-globalisation' trends

The report found that a minority of Irish businesses, 17%, believe that geopolitical disruption is going to be a constraint on their ability to grow

The association is also seeking a reform of commercial rates, saying that reducing the burden of commercial rates would make it easier for businesses

The aim is for the UK to post the fastest sustained economic growth of the seven largest nations. If achieved, it will be an enormous boost to Irish exports

The key message from the statement outlined an €8.3bn budget package for later in the year but, as in previous years, is likely to be exceeded

European fiscal policymakers are taking time to assess the strength of lingering inflation pressures

Only 8% of chief executive positions at the largest listed companies in the EU in are women

CEO said the last year has been 'tumultuous' for SMEs despite the wind-up of pandemic restrictions

Social media platform could be facing multi-million euro fines for breaching legislation

GDP contracted 5.5% while modified domestic demand grew by 2.6%

Ben & Jerry’s maker Unilever is planning to cut up to 3,200 jobs across Europe by the end of next year, after unveiling plans to make the business ...

Europe’s storage facilities are about 80% full entering peak summer, but this is overall unusually high for this time of year

European Commission warns 'there is evidence of motivated malicious actors abusing' the check mark system