Euronext Dublin up marginally at close of business on muted day for investors following St Patrick’s Day holiday
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Large online platforms now have to comply with new EU regulations on competition. Too little too late, say some
The Digital Markets Act takes effect on March 6th. What does it mean for consumers?
Stocktake: As market historian Professor Paul Marsh bluntly notes, the question today ‘is whether the price is too high; it’s not whether or not it’s a bunch of junk’
Stocktake: Issues with AI chatbot Gemini indicate Google is ‘trailing and mis-executing in a fast-moving and high-stakes space’
Microsoft, Google and Meta are using more water to cool down data centres that power artificial intelligence products
Video-sharing platform also to face formal investigation over alleged failure to protect minors who use it
Anything less than blowout earnings could cause a sell-off with one analyst warning of downside of up to 30%
Renault, Pernod Ricard and Commerzbank among the gainers, but fall for Kerry leaves Iseq in the red
In Dublin, the ISEQ All Share index outperformed European peers, gaining 0.94 per cent
Euronext Dublin finished the day down 0.3% as it was dragged lower by homebuilders and hotels group Dalata
Microsoft, eBay and PayPal have each cut thousands of jobs since the start of the year
Results and share price performance of top stocks has been very different in recent times
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