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Friday flexibility is also part of a broader discussion about the workplace’s future

Sales volumes in January were up 3.4% from December, much stronger than the median forecast of a 1.5% increase

Claire Cronin, the US Ambassador to Ireland, reflects upon the business and cultural ties behind the unique US-Irish bond

Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland, reflects on another excellent year for US investment in Ireland 

Profit increased by 5%, topping previous record in 2022

Gen Z employees are doing their research and simply will not apply to companies without real diversity, equity and inclusion commitments

Several exclusive Xbox games will be soon making their way to rival consoles, the video gaming brand and its parent company, Microsoft, have ...

Elaine Murphy, AmCham President 2024, says US investment in Ireland's regions is driven by our resilient economy, quality of life and access to skilled talent and world-class educational institutions

Organisations seeking to adopt generative AI should be considering five key actions, write Cian Kelliher, Partner, and Alan Lavery, Gen AI Lead with KPMG’s Consulting practice

A rise in complex investment scams highlights the need for consumers to protect themselves from frauds, writes John Hearne

PwC said the new jobs would be added to the firm’s headcount in Cork by the end of the year as it increases its entire office space at One Albert Quay by 50%, or 9,000sq ft

A firm has been ordered to repay over €2.2m in covid wage supports to the Revenue following a ruling by the Tax Appeals Commission (TAC)The case ...

Deere, the the world's largest farm equipment maker, cut its 2024 profit forecast as farmers remained hesitant about large equipment purchases due to ...

The arrival of lower-cost Chinese electric vehicles has added new impetus to European car makers' ongoing efforts to develop more affordable models

New appointees with Logicalis, Tourism Ireland, AXA Insurance Ireland, TEKenable, Suir Engineering and Audi Ireland

Located in Blackpool in Cork, Blizzard Entertainment employs around 200 people

The move has prompted concerns from parents about child safety when using the app

Bord Gáis lost 23,000 household and business customers in 2023, reflecting a drop of about 4% but remains a dominant supplier in the Irish energy ...

Ireland’s growth outlook has significantly deteriorated this year as a hangover from weak pharma exports in 2023 continues to weigh on the economy, ...

Landline telephone services, admission costs to nightclubs and digital cameras have all been cut from the basket to reflect changing consumer spending habits