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In the final of a four-part series looking at the finalists for Cork Chamber's Company of the Year Awards 2024, we profile the contenders in the International company category

News is further evidence the global tech industry layoffs far from being at an end.

Wholesale prices fell for a second month in a row in December, helped by much lower electricity prices, but the focus remains on a large range of ...

New machines have greater cash processing capacity and will cut energy use by more than half

The company said it plans to raise passenger numbers in Poland by 10% to 18 million this year

Jacqueline O'Donovan OBE took up the top role at just 19 years old

“Elite Ambulance share the same values as Occupli in putting safety to work for our clients while also offering a number of the same high-quality services,” said Occupli managing director of Martin Clancy.

Central Bank governor Gabriel Makhlouf warned Ireland’s small export-led open economy is more exposed than others to negative external shocks arising from reduced global trade integration

Analysts think there will be fewer volumes at the Swedish fashion retailer

It marked the sixth consecutive quarter of no or little growth. Economists expect more of the same in the coming months.

The admission knocked investor confidence and put a spotlight on the new Chief Executive

Pfizer's earnings are closely watched because it employs around 5,000 people in Ireland and the drug maker is likely to be one of the multinationals that during the covid years made an outsized contribution to Irish corporate tax revenues

Neuralink wants to help paralyzed people, to begin with.

Clinic has also announced plans to increase its workforce from 18 to almost 30 by the end of next year

Sluggish trading in 2023 expected to cast a shadow on the market this year

In addition to investment and upskilling, the organisation also suggested more focus should be given to attracting workers from abroad to plug short-term skills shortages through initiatives such as relocation grants.

On its first day on Wall Street, Flutter shares gained more than 3% to $212 (€196.2)

The group operates multiple SuperValus outlets across Munster as well as three hotels in Kerry including the Base Hotel in Dingle

“Having re-charged our batteries, we are keen to get back into the driver’s seat and continue the journey we started more than 14 years ago,” said Eight Degrees co-founder Cam Wallace.

IRobot CEO Colin Angle has stepped down as the company embarks on a restructuring plan that will result in about 350 job cuts