Tech Microsoft’s biggest Irish subsidiary reports $3.9bn pre-tax profitTech giant declared a combined $56 billion dividend to its parent, newly filed accounts reveal
Connected Newsletter Connected newsletter: Big Tech faces further probes as Binance’s founder is sentencedConnected at the Business Post is your source for the news that matters in technology and innovation, all told from an Irish perspective
Fintech Flender confirms crowdfunding exit after leaving ScarpFinance provider went live with a peer-to-peer lending platform in early 2017. However, in recent years it has shifted away from crowdfunding and towards institutional investors
Results Investors breathe sigh of relief as Apple posts better-than-expected resultsCompany records 4.3% decline in quarterly sales but Wall Street had expected worse
Markets Wall Street Speaks: Apple stock rally as investors told ‘be like Buffett’The Business Post recaps the US markets’ most notable moments
MedTech Nasdaq-listed Icon unveils $2bn bond offeringHeadquartered in Dublin, the company is forecasting full-year revenues of between $8.4bn to $8.7bn
MedTech Irish-led Vitrolife acquires eFertility in potential €18 million dealSwedish company led by Bronwyn Brophy is to pay an initial €9.6 million for the firm with a potential earnout of €8.4m
Connected Newsletter Connected newsletter: Big Tech faces further probes as Binance’s founder is sentencedConnected at the Business Post is your source for the news that matters in technology and innovation, all told from an Irish perspective
Fintech Flender confirms crowdfunding exit after leaving ScarpFinance provider went live with a peer-to-peer lending platform in early 2017. However, in recent years it has shifted away from crowdfunding and towards institutional investors
Tech Microsoft’s biggest Irish subsidiary reports $3.9bn pre-tax profitTech giant declared a combined $56 billion dividend to its parent, newly filed accounts reveal
Tech Jobs Top Tech Jobs: Huawei, Intel, BearingPoint and SalesforceIn a new weekly update for Business Post subscribers every Friday our technology and innovation editor Charlie Taylor presents the best jobs on offer
Results Investors breathe sigh of relief as Apple posts better-than-expected resultsCompany records 4.3% decline in quarterly sales but Wall Street had expected worse
Tech Immigrant entrepreneurs ‘could help boost tech sector’ Event hears fledging entrepreneurs from outside Ireland can face extra hurdles in establishing businesses locally, but success is still obtainable
technology Taylor Swift returns to TikTok as AI voice clones removedWell-known songs by artists such as Drake, Rihanna and Bob Dylan will be back on the platform shortly
Fintech Irish fintech Prepaid Financial Services recorded €18m loss ahead of liquidationEML, the Australian owner of the business, was forced to book a €154m impairment charge as a result of the business failure
Companies Irish ed-tech company Prodigy Learning signs partnership deal with MinecraftThe Dublin-headquartered ed-tech company will offer its computer science modules through Minecraft’s education arm
Companies Tesla share price spikes as Elon Musk’s visit pays offElon Musk visited China on Sunday where he met with Premier Li Qiang
Technology AI demand leads to strong surge in sales for Amazon’s cloud unitAWS sales up 17%, but despite the strong cloud performance, Amazon’s forecast falls short of estimates
technology Binance founder sentenced to four months in prisonThe sentence marks the first time a chief executive has ever gone to jail for a bank secrecy act violation
MedTech Biopharma firm SynOx secures $35m in debt fundingNews comes just days after the late-stage biopharma company raises $75 in funding
EU EU opens disinformation probe into Facebook owner Meta The EU is worried about foreign influence in the run-up to European Parliament elections in June
Tech Profits soar at Huawei as it wins out against Apple in ChinaThe Shenzhen-based company reported net profit of 19.6 billion yuan ($2.7 billion) in the March quarter, up 564%
Artificial Intelligence OpenAI strikes content deal with the Financial TimesCompany still faces several accusations from publishers that it broke copyright laws, including a December lawsuit from the New York Times
business ‘No small talk’: Lessons from Irish businesses in the UKIrish businesses in the UK share tips for any firm considering taking the leap across the Irish Sea