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Donal MacnameeThe Business Post |
Funds have taken short positions against nearly 14 per cent of Smurfit stock – but it’s not what it looks like
The bank will have to build on its positive financial results and star delivering for investors
The months old revelation that the chief executive was paid above agreed levels has taken on new life
In an increasingly AI-themed tech world, could multinationals start looking away from Ireland when it comes to their long-term business plans?
The building materials giant clearly sees the scale of the American opportunity. Could it be next in line to exit Ireland’s stock market?
While the commercials of the deal are sold, the prospect of “SuperValu Pairc” became a PR crisis for Cork GAA
The government had little option but to relax rules around Covid-19 tax debt as its labour reforms are already a massive problem for small businesses
Flutter announced this week that it was withdrawing from the Dublin stock exchange – the 20th company to exit in the last five years
The online gambling juggernaut’s leap of faith in acquiring FanDuel has paid off brilliantly – and sights are now set on the American capital...
It’s easy to become confused by budget day terminology like core and non-core expenditure – so we’re here to help out
The government faces a battle to remain attractive to FDI amid a looming rise in corporate tax – and businesses have mixed views on its performance
Michael McGrath and the government is setting aside billions to deal with problems that are two decades away
Bank executives argued that soaring profits are ‘inevitable’ in light of interest rate hikes - and that they should not be blamed for record...
The building materials giant is moving its main listing to the New York Stock Exchange – and with that comes a different type of scrutiny
Euronext Dublin is two companies away from having lost 23 listed businesses in five years. How much more pain can it endure?