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But optimism levels remain above EU businesses

Ergo chief executive Paul McCann talks about life after Grant Thornton and his hopes for an IPO of the tech company

Row over US businessman’s offer adds layer of complication to difficult situation

Cliff Taylor: Reliance on a small number of business sectors leaves the exchequer vulnerable

Seen & Heard: Revised EV targets; German beer family invests in Irish craft brewery; Staycity’s Dublin ground rent deal; Irish investors sue crypto platform

‘Simply human nature not to be as careful with other people’s money, as one’s own,’ says judge

Martin Shanahan to lead Grant Thornton Ireland’s ‘industry and FDI activities’

Court earlier upheld decision granting summary judgment to Ulster Bank and receivers it appointed

Professional services giant to pump €12.5m into digital platform formerly known as Horizon8

Watchdog’s intervention follows fines for Big Four firms in US, Australia and Canada

RGRE has bid for Citigroup’s Dublin base as it pitches to move US bank’s local workforce to planned Waterfront scheme

The firm has brought in a raft of measures to help it retain female staff in particular

If Cafico’s services were discreet, its clients were anything but

Accused also describes paying for banker’s flights to Portugal and Hungary

Seen and Heard: Roadbridge creditor row; road projects under threat; Doran’s delight

Concerns for the company, which could owe at least €40m, had been growing

CEO of aircraft maintenance firm believes takeover of Shannon hangar was ‘best possible outcome’

Joe Brennan: Might upcoming wave of troubled companies be handled differently to the post-crash victims?

Vigilance urged as pandemic prompts rise in ransomware attacks and card fraud

New hires by accountancy firm will be a mix of graduates and experienced practitioners

Majority say extending wage subsidies and VAT cut can aid job creation

Seen & Heard: US property investor Kennedy Wilson in pole position to buy Point Square

Despite the grumbles, pay restrictions look set to remain in place for the foreseeable

Accounting firm missed ‘red flags’ before cafe chain’s collapse in 2018, says regulator

Report finds house commencements in capital climbed to over 5,000 in second quarter

CSO figures point to sharp increase in imports from North in wake of UK’s EU exit

Almost 40% of Irish firms reporting longer lead times, Grant Thornton study finds

Lettings agency says workers are increasingly seeking part-time accommodation

Reclassed bank loan brings current net liabilities down to €13 million

Johnny Ronan's Ronan Group Real Estate, Marlet and RQ Two among those vying for Dublin docklands site

Financial services firms will expect staff to work from office for 2 or 3 days a week

Company claims managing director used monies for own benefit, court hears

Recent review concluded there was still a role for Liberties-based hub to play in Dublin

145,000sq ft office development proposed for site which has lain dormant for 18 years

Low-carbon pledge taken by groups including An Post and Irish Water

Oireachtas committee told that operators of outlets facing a cliff edge from end of June

Study in key population centre shows 52% of surveyed businesses expect to grow this year

Move away from Mindgeek follows claims of unlawful content on Pornhub website

Latest exchequer returns also detail worrying decline in VAT

Grant Thornton managing partner is optimistic about life after Covid