Dublin market follows suit in day of little corporate news

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Tyco to expand its Irish workforce to over 500 over next two years

Democratic front-runner condemns Johnson Controls $16 billion merger with Tyco

Initiatives might not be good for Ireland, which found itself back in headlines

Proposals to include curbing of shifting profits to lower-tax countries in EU

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

Democrat calls practice of US firms moving overseas to avoid tax ‘outrageous’

Tech giant’s agreement to pay £130m in back taxes to UK government described as ‘derisory’

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

Yearly research reports predict cull of players as innovation speeds up and broadens scope

The timeframe will pit the tech giant directly against new electric models from the likes of Tesla and more established car firms like General Motors, Toyota and Ford

The green Empire State has been cited more than once by Barack Obama as an example to others