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Top award for ‘Irish Independent’ journalist at UCD Smurfit School Business Journalist Awards

The winning entry was his story from last February entitled: “Thousands whose mortgages were sold to vultures cannot call on ombudsman for help.”The story...

Explainer: The Apple tax case, how did we get here and what happens next?

The EU wants the tech giant to pay Ireland €13bn in tax. Apple says it has paid its taxes, and Ireland agrees The European Court...

Chartered accountants’ average salary package in Leinster rises to more than €123,000

That average pay deal includes base salary, car or car allowance, and bonus.Three years after the Covid-related lockdowns, 83pc of those surveyed have some...

Free Irish pension pots to back start-ups here, says Elkstone boss

The potential higher returns from private investment can help plug a looming pensions gap and support domestic investment, according to Alan Merriman, co founder...

Wind farm with capacity to power one million homes to seek planning off Wicklow coast

Codling Wind Park will contribute over 26pc of the national target for offshore wind power The huge wind farm, which will be based between 13km...

World’s biggest developers eye bids for Dublin MetroLink contracts

The Irish Independent has confirmed that Australia’s Plenary, a specialist in public-private partnerships, has teamed up with Italian civil engineering giant Webuild, French transport...

Numbers working in construction nears peak seen two decades ago

The number of people employed in the construction sector reached more than 198,000 in 2022, according to new figures from the Central Statistics...

Ires Reit eyes Government partnerships amid dearth of private investment

Ires Reit is best known for its huge, nearly 4,000-strong portfolio of mainly high-end buy-to-rent apartments and houses where average rents in 2023 were...

‘The most consequential changes in our company’s history’ – Intel shares plunge after grim financials and job cuts

The news has been taken by investors as a signal the chipmaking giant is falling behind in the emerging era of artificial intelligence and...

Demand for AI skills helps revive hiring in tech sector

The latest Talent Tracker research from professional services firm Accenture shows a surge in technology job postings so far this year, with a 16.3pc...

Recruitment body says rising cost of labour is unsustainable

The warning is from the Employment and Recruitment Federation (ERF), an industry group representing over 220 member companies established to promote training, information and...

Irish business leaders less concerned about geopolitical risks than global peers

Irish business leaders are more optimistic but less innovative than their peers in Europe, according to a new report.Fear of a second Donal Trump...

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