Higher Education Trinity protestors to end encampment as college agrees divestment dealActivists signed an agreement with Trinity’s senior dean in which they say the college has committed to divesting from Israeli institutes
ESG ESG Newsletter: Gridlocked infrastructure delivery bad for environment and economyThe ESG newsletter at the Business Post is your source for the news that matters in environmental, social and governance, all told from an Irish perspective
MedTech Irish medtech firm Vertigenius to add 10 new jobs after raising €2.1m in fresh investmentThe company, which specialises in the treatment of vertigo, plans to use the funding to expand further into Britain and the US
Companies Central Bank approves TMF Group to offer fund administration services in IrelandThe Dutch professional services firm acquired Goodbody Fund Management in October 2023
Economy Michael McGrath cites risk to economy as corporate tax ‘levels off’ Minister for finance says there ‘vulnerabilities in Ireland’s public finances’
RTÉ in Crisis RTÉ reveals ‘termination benefits’ paid on exits of Richard Collins and Rory Coveney‘Termination fees’ includes both exit packages and any third party legal fees surrounding the execs’ exits
Tech Microsoft Ireland names former Dell exec as new general managerFormer Dell Ireland managing director will assume the position in July
Higher Education UL officials ‘excluded’ from Rhebogue deal after challenging proposalNew report says treatment of those who challenged university’s €12 million purchase of 20 houses is ‘striking’
Higher Education Trinity protestors to end encampment as college agrees divestment dealActivists signed an agreement with Trinity’s senior dean in which they say the college has committed to divesting from Israeli institutes
business State officials dismiss prospect of insolvency ‘tsunami’Business failures rose by 25 per cent in 2023, but officials in the department of enterprise say insolvencies are up on ‘historically low’ levels
Finance Explainer: If Trinity College can divest from Israel, why aren’t US universities’ following suit?University endowment funds are at the heart of student protests, including the one held at Trinity this week
Legal Liquidator settles reckless trading case against directors in Donegal meat companyMr Justice Oisin Quinn said settlement would allow all parties to “retain control of the outcome” following a four-week hearing
Energy Doyle Shipping Group pulls out of multimillion-euro investment in Cork Port for offshore windThe decision by the family owned logistics company has left the Port of Cork facing a €70m funding gap as it seeks to develop offshore wind infrastructure
Companies Central Bank approves TMF Group to offer fund administration services in IrelandThe Dutch professional services firm acquired Goodbody Fund Management in October 2023
Aviation Ryanair and Aer Lingus consider legal action against Dublin Airport passenger limitBoth airlines have warned the aviation regulator has “unlawfully” moved to introduced limits on passenger numbers coming into Dublin this winter
Housing A third of homebuyers believe a change in government will help property market Just under half of the respondents to a MyHome.ie survey said they will not wait for interest rates to fall before buying a home
Banking PTSB reports 10% increase in net interest income, despite fall in new mortgage lendingPTSB held customer deposits of €23.3 billion in March – up €1 billion annually and €0.3 billion since December 2023
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Companies Ireland rises in ranks for top 100 companies after the arrival of Chinese e-commerce giant PDDTwo of the world’s largest 100 companies now have their global headquarters in Dublin
EU Poll: Irish people seek closer EU defence ties but lose faith in migration, Gaza policyAlmost a quarter of Irish people think the EU is moving in the wrong direction and two-thirds are dissatisfied with its response to the Israel-Gaza conflict
Markets Glanbia moving to the US stock exchange would be a “no-brainer”, says fund managerThe US accounted for the vast majority of the $5.4 billion that Glanbia generated in revenue during 2023
Policy Senior gardaí blast government as ‘next to nothing’ done to correct pension gap AGSI said the anomaly preventing some members from collecting pensions is impacting recruitment
MedTech Irish medtech firm Vertigenius to add 10 new jobs after raising €2.1m in fresh investmentThe company, which specialises in the treatment of vertigo, plans to use the funding to expand further into Britain and the US
SMEs Surging labour costs are the ‘most significant challenge’ for vast majority of firms - reportNew research carried out by Red C on behalf of KPMG Ireland shows the number of firms worried about rising wage costs has doubled from last year