Flamel shareholders approve reincorporating Nasdaq-listed company in Ireland

Subsidiary plans to introduce additional automation processes at Tullamore plant

Covidien pharma spin-off reports big jump in sales of specilaty branded products

A central feature of the new politics is never making a decision on anything if it can possibly be avoided

The growth rate may be statistical fact but it is a fiction in reflecting what is actually going on

Ireland’s Top 1000 companies hit record profits of some €36bn in this year’s survey

Large portion of profits not subject to Irish taxation following aquisition by Medtronic

Pfizer and Allergan not the only companies juggling with the fallout from new rules

Except for the firms involved, few in the US or Ireland benefit from inversion deals

Company still integrating Covidien after $49.9bn corporate inversion that moves domicile to Ireland

Minister for Enterprise Richard Bruton says Ireland has no interest in winning such deals

US manufacturer of car batteries will cut tax bill by $500m by acquiring Cork based protection and security company Tyco International

CEO says ‘pretty dramatic change’ in US tax code would be needed to move back

Higher sales in all divisions boosts margin

Contact centre positions relocating to Poland

OECD report suggests investment by Irish firms abroad hit $75 billion in first-half of 2015

Dublin-based pharma group pencils in potential sales of more than $500m for skin cancer therapy

Alert comes as medical device maker reports better-than-expected figures for first full quarter since $49.9bn acquisition

Medtronic is in 68th position while Apple is still the world’s most valuable company

Two-thirds of surveyed companies grew sales in last financial year, ‘Irish Times’ report finds

Company establishing a new manufacturing facility in Dublin

Mid-market deals drive the recovery with 81% boost in sub-€100m mergers and acquisitions

Medical devices group is looking to Ireland for growth, says chief executive Omar Ishrak

Medical device giant starts trading in New York after corporate inversion deal with Irish-based Covidien

Deal awaits High Court sanction before completion to create global powerhouse in medical devices

Data storage company Seagate Technology spent most on R&D at €889m

GlaxoSmithKline receives clearance to buy most of the vaccines business of Novartis

Medical device giant says it remains on course for $42.9bn Covidien deal

Politicians concerned over EU member state’s dealings with multinationals

Covidien transferred right to $6.9bn loan to new entity

US jobless rate fell in September to 5.9 per cent, the lowest level since July 2008

US pharma company scraps deal with Italian firm Cosmo Pharmaceuticals

State is opposed to tax inversions and only welcomes ‘real companies’

Obama approves rules to stem pace of ‘tax inversions’ that will affect Irish-linked deals

US medical device maker was planning a tax move to Ireland

Cantillon: no appetite in fractured US Congress to tackle tax-avoidance strategy

Five shops producing rent of €1.4m and yield of 4 per cent for top bidder Irish Life

New figures indicate M&A activity in Ireland is at its strongest since the early 2008

President Barack Obama’s full- throated denunciation of overseas mergers seems to be slowing down the flow of potential deals

Medical devicemaker claims main rationale for deal is strategic