Tech entrepreneur Garry Moroney appointed as CEO of The Irish Times
Mr Moroney has been chief executive of Roomex, a travel management platform, since September 2019. He will take…
Tax must be paid on freebies, Revenue warns online influencers
Complementary hotel stays and brand collaborations all carry tax and disclosure obligations and smaller creators are not exempt,…
Insurance companies warn homebuyers they won’t cover high subsidence risk
In areas of Ireland most affected by subsidence – including parts of counties Cork, Galway, Clare and Roscommon…
Most firms that trialled a four-day week have kept it, study finds
Nine of 12 companies that took part in test have not reverted back to five-day week, with staff…
PayPal and OpenAI announce digital wallet deal
The agreement means that starting from next year, both sides of PayPal’s customer base can plug into ChatGPT,…
Fraudsters scammed €160m in Ireland last year, with digital payments the fastest-growing avenue for criminals
The number of fraudulent payments reached €160m last year with so-called e-money fraud suffering the sharpest rise, a…
Bank of Ireland completes multi-million euro refinance of 601-bed student accommodation unit
The refinancing brings BoI’s total funding in the student accommodation sector to more than €700m, which has supported…
Ireland among EU’s top performers as all regions surpass jobs benchmark
Ireland’s Eastern and Midland region which includes Dublin had an employment rate of 80.8pc, the Southern region such…
Amazon wins approval for satellite base in Cork
The infrastructure is to help manage a new generation of advanced satellite communications to deliver reliable broadband to…
Former Health Minister Stephen Donnelly joins healthcare consultancy
The business is headquartered in the UK and has offices in the Middle East. In a statement released…
Moy Park owner Pilgrim’s Europe posts surging profits of almost £100m
Justin Coleman of Pilgrim’s Europe Poultry giant Pilgrim’s Europe has posted surging profits approaching €113m. The firm, whose…
Novo Nordisk to cut jobs at Irish unit as part of global restructuring
The Danish drugmaker employs about 400 people in Athlone. Employees at the site were told on Monday that…