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Founded in 1998, the tech giant employs almost 350 people in Ireland 

The extra debt will help spread the costs incurred by the firm’s examination of a split of its accounting and consulting arms

Company said it expected acquisition to generate €157.8m in earnings a year

The tax and spending plans of incumbent Joe Biden and his rival Donald Trump will come into focus in the coming months

Annual price rises reflect an additional spend of €4,000 for new renters 

Employing around 50 staff members, The Body Shop has seven stores in Ireland

Construction employment increased for the second month in a row, and at a solid pace that was the fastest in almost a year

The investment required for new electric trucks and the availability of e-fuels remain barriers to cutting emissions from the transport sector

Latest revamp of two-decades-old rules came after some EU countries racked up record-high debt as they increased spending to help their economies recover from pandemic

The Central Bank of Ireland has doubled its own gold reserves

Food and beverage company PepsiCo was named overall Cork Company of the Year at the dinner held in City Hall

The company has operated in Cork for the past five decades growing from a 30-person operation in 1974 to employing more than 1,250 people across its sites in Carrigaline and Litttle Island today.

Soul-searching about quality controls was triggered after a jetliner left Boeing's factory with a loose door panel, setting the clock ticking on the terrifying mid-air blowout that occurred on January 5

The payout is triggered if the airline's share price exceeds €21 for a period of 28 consecutive calendar days

Retailer employs 80 people across seven outlets, its HQ and distribution warehouse

PepsiCo got a bump to fourth quarter profits thanks in part to lower charges and continued price rises, but higher prices have weakened consumer ...

Directors at Elverys say that 'investment in the online platform, store portfolio and warehouse automation continues'

My Job: Finance Partner at EY, Ronan Murray's role encompasses mergers & acquisitions and private equity.

Despite time and workload pressures, the need for learningis increasingly urgent

Eoin McGettigan said he had not taken the decision 'lightly', adding he had 'thoroughly enjoyed' his time working at the Port of Cork