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EY Entrepreneur of the Year shortlist announced

Shortlisted companies have generated annual revenues of more than €800m

Ireland withdraws its bid to hold the America’s Cup yachting competition in Cork

Simon Coveney championed the bid for the most high-profile yachting race in the world

Deciding to sever business links with Russia

Cantillon: Some firms signal cold disgust and leave, others still cosy up to Moscow

Lisnagarvey determined to keep their grip on league leadership

After Saturday’s win over Three Rock Rovers, Garvey face Dublin 4 side Pembroke

Irish Credit Bureau wind-up meeting hears of ‘fractious’ board

Sharp exchanges in wake of Central Bank award of credit register contract to Italian firm

William Fry and EY to examine funding and structure of National Broadband Ireland

Department says this is part of ongoing review of broadband contract

Mary Robinson to receive EY award

Some 24 finalists from a number of industries to fight it out across three categories

Lisnagarvey see off Three Rock Rovers to move to top of men’s EY Hockey League

Rovers lose unbeaten record and drop down to third in tight tussle at the top of the table

Dataships raises $3m from backers including Tony Smurfit

Company is focused on helping SMEs comply with data protection and privacy laws

The flexibility factor: Who must go back to the office?

Tech firms tend towards maximum choice for staff, with financial firms the most rigid

Irish companies latch onto growing global drive to slash air miles post-Covid

The all-expenses-paid junket may never again the feature of the corporate world it once was

Revenue is boosting oversight of share options - here's what you need to know . . .

As Revenue ups its oversight of share options, make sure you’re making the right moves

Falling cost of modular building may benefit house building

Modular approach becoming cheaper for some house building than conventional methods

Remote working a deal breaker for close to half of job candidates

Two surveys chime on demand for greater flexibility on where and when to work post-Covid

Multinational law firm Hatstone to establish EU base in the Republic

Deal with Tully Rinckey’s Irish partners to facilitate a presence in Dublin

Covid-19 tax headache awaits people stuck working overseas

Travel restrictions leave employees stranded abroad in ambiguous tax jurisdictions

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