Irish business has been lossmaking in recent years - will that become an issue at the top of the firm?
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Finding a solution that will keep the US authorities happy while also getting China on board will be difficult
Pharma sector stakeholders still scoring points off each other despite new resources and talk of ‘shared purpose’
Lenders count on most customers keeping their money in on-demand accounts
Former corporate executive’s remuneration boosted by sharp increase in long-term incentive awards
US president has indicated a desire to see the US minimum rate increased from 15% to 21%, as part of a revenue-raising package to soak big companies
The latest arrival on the RTÉ carousel is former KPMG chief Terence O’Rourke, with more accountants set to come to Montrose
Muted reaction by Ires’s share price shows market not getting carried away by new investor’s presence just yet
Markets expect Frankfurt to implement a sequence of rate cuts in the second half of 2024 but to proceed with cautious quarter-point reductions
Election may doom lifting of salary cap as highly profitable lender surpasses IPO price for first time in over five years
Key legislative session which will set economic growth target began on Monday
Budget characterised as final chance to woo voters but party appears past point of return with electoral defeat almost inevitable
Workers in the broader arts, entertainment, recreation and other service activities sector remain among the lowest-paid
Darren Patrick-Green stepped down from role as president and executive director
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