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Tech giants poised to take up more offices in Dublin

Letting agent HWBC says demand from overseas investors for Dublin offices continues to be extremely strong

Unemployment in OECD drops to 5.4% as recovery takes hold

Jobless numbers across industrialised bloc declines for the eighth consecutive month

Growth in advanced economies expected to slow, OECD data

High-frequency data show post-pandemic growth peak has passed

The Irish Times view on the EU and Ukraine: talks on Europe, without Europe

The exclusion of the EU from talks with Russia reflects the union’s diplomatic disunity and as-yet-embryonic status as a foreign policy power

OECD inflation surges to 25-year high of 5.8%

Price growth is being driven by energy prices and supply chain disruption

The Irish Times view on feeder schools: an unequal playing field

Education is one of the most powerful tools for giving students an even chance – but more ambition is needed to tackle the class divide in numbers progressing to college

Five economic flashpoints to watch out for in 2022

Next year may bring good news but many of the concerns of 2021 will not have gone away

Differences in vaccination rates pose risk to global recovery, OECD warns

Think tank’s warning comes amid the emergence of Omicron variant of Covid-19

S&P upgrades forecast for Irish economy but warns of ‘two-speed recovery’

Rating agency predicts 5% rebound driven by pent-up savings and investments

Unemployment across OECD falls to 5.8% in September

Jobless rate falls but agency says this largely reflects return of temporary laid-off workers

Merits of replacing LPT with broader site value tax to be considered

Government’s Commission on Taxation and Welfare launches three-month process

Governments face fiscal time bomb as populations age, OECD warns

Funding pensions and healthcare will dwarf pressures associated with Covid, report says

What Ireland’s new corporate tax rate means for you

Podcast: Global deal to make it harder for multinational companies to avoid taxation

Ryanair, Glanbia and Kerry most exposed Irish plcs in OECD tax plan

Irish-owned multinationals had an 8% effective tax rate in 2019

Ireland’s corporate tax rate set to rise to 15%, as part of global deal

Firms making less than €750m a year will be taxed at previous rate of 12.5%

Large majority favours keeping 12.5% corporation tax rate, poll finds

As State set to accord with OECD 15% rate for multinationals, only quarter of voters agree

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