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His comments came as reports in the US suggest tech giant Amazon is expected to lay off 10,000 people worldwide.

Report by Comptroller and Auditor General published earlier this year showed the value of the account had fallen again in 2021, by €351m, and was then worth just over €13.6bn

Surging household energy bills and food prices pushed British inflation to a 41-year high, data showed a day before chancellor Jeremy Hunt announces ...

Musk has tried to reassure companies that advertise on Twitter that it will not damage their brands by associating them with harmful content.

Other staff moving to Permanent TSB and AIB

Wayfler is the latest tech company to slim down as many battle economic challenges 

Port company CEO criticises time it takes to develop new infrastructure in Ireland

As many as 20 employees have been told that their behaviour violated company policy and that their employment was being terminated immediately

In its latest trading update, the energy provider posted operating profits of €17m, up from €3.4m, during the first half of the year.

Ifac said Commission on Tax and Welfare proposals would boost tax revenues by a significant amount

Stoxx-600 index logged its fourth straight session of gains

UN aid chief Martin Griffiths has voiced confidence on the continued work of the Black Sea grains deal after meeting with Russian and Ukrainian ...

The deal was completed for an undisclosed sum.

Ireland’s Data Protection Commission commented after an initial meeting Monday to clarify next steps with staff in Dublin

AMCS Platform has more than 4,000 customers worldwide

Third major construction project to be undertaken this year by the Shannon Airport Group

A restructuring lawyer has ushered the companies into bankruptcy court

A recent fizzle in the hype surrounding plant protein consumption will give way to a more sustainable growth trajectory that could see the segment ...

Companies plan to develop oral vaccine platform

Engineering services firm employs 1,300 people