Johnson Controls

IDA to fund new cybersecurity cluster to put Ireland on global map

First time the State agency has funded an initiative of this kind

Interest in Johnson Controls values company at $12bn

Decision on whether to proceed with sale is expected shortly

Business Week: Leaders to gather in Davos; Netflix and Intel report results

I Wish events seek to encourage female students to enter STEM industries

Is Paul Ryan about to distance himself from Trump?

Ryan is rumoured to be weighing his future, perhaps with a future presidential bid in mind

American tax overhaul has worrying implications for Ireland

Cantillon: Republicans plan lower corporate rate to entice companies home

European shares fall over Korean worries

Dublin market follows suit in day of little corporate news

Irish M&A outlook promising despite Brexit, Trump concerns

New figures show deal value declined 51% in Ireland last year as activity rose by 3%

The big and the bold in the world of M&As

Some of the biggest global M&A deals of the recent past have an Irish dimension

Brexit could send UK car industry back to dark days of 1970s

The motor sector is in rude health now, but leaving EU could have disastrous results

A&L Goodbody wins legal adviser of the year award

Verizon’s acquisition of Fleetmatics among big deals law firm was involved in this year

Caveat: Industry must ensure tourists don’t craic up with our frothy prices

Our tourism industry will damage itself if prices allowed to swell too quickly

Adient, world’s largest car seat maker, to be based in Ireland

Move comes on back of Johnson Controls’ $14 billion merger with Cork-based Tyco

Cantillon: Inverison clampdown leaves Tyco and Johnson unscathed

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

Obama’s anti-inversion rules scupper Pfizer-Allergan deal

US drugs giant and Dublin firm to call off proposed merger over curbs to stop tax deals

US unveils new restrictions on firms moving tax affairs to Ireland

Measures have the potential to jeopardise ‘inversion’ of Pfizer with Allergan

Just send the tax bill to my personal Irish subsidiary

Tax inversion works well for corporations, but what if an individual were to try it?

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