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There will be no cap on fees charged on the new Irish Investment Accounts (IIAs) when they are launched next summer, Tánaiste and finance minister Simon Harris has confirmed
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An Irish subsidiary of the group that owns Chinese e-commerce giant Temu has set aside $117.3 million (€100 million) for the cost of legal issues it faces
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Leaking the details of the budget in the days before it is unveiled is a great media management tactic and questionable government policy. It is impossible to please everybody with any budget, and the puzzle is why ministers bother to try
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Oracle is looking to cut a further 70 jobs in Ireland this year, with most of the roles expected to be in engineering and development
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An Irish subsidiary of the group that owns Chinese e-commerce giant Temu has set aside $117.3 million (€100 million) for the cost of legal issues it faces
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There are a swathe of open roles available in top companies, including Paypal, BlackRock and Sky. Here are the senior positions open in Ireland this week:
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The housing minister has said property developers have “no excuse” not to build homes, pushing back against industry criticism that housing was overlooked in Budget 2027
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Hostelworld’s revenue grew by 7 per cent in the third quarter to €27.9 million, even as the Middle East conflict continued to dampen its long haul business
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Initial reaction from the opposition to the government’s so-called “worker’s budget” was unsurprisingly negative in the immediate aftermath of the announcement on Tuesday
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Budget 2027 breaks established spending limits and puts the public finances “on a worse trajectory”, according to the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (Ifac)
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The government has put money into the roads, pipes and infrastructure that can eventually unlock homes. What it has not put forward is an equally compelling package to make those homes viable to build now
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Here is the Business Post’s detailed Budget 2027 summary, with all the key takeaways from the speeches of Simon Harris, the finance minister, and Jack Chambers, the public expenditure minister
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Deutsche Bank’s asset manager DWS is seeking to offload more than €300 million of Irish property assets as it grapples with liquidity problems at several of its German property funds
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Dunne and Crescenzi’s Dimmi restaurant in Dundrum Town Centre has closed, marking the second closure linked to the family in nine months
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Ireland’s infrastructure is “deficient” and there is a lack of major infrastructure projects in the pipeline beyond MetroLink, former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has warned
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The planned three percentage point cut to Ireland’s deemed disposal tax rate is “deeply disappointing” and does not address the underlying problem with the regime, the chief executive of Irish Funds has said
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