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Talbot helmed Co Kilkenny-based dairy/nutrition group for 10 years, pivoting enterprise from dairy to sports nutrition

Project Pal leverages generative AI and large language learning models to search existing data about a project, before extracting information requested by a project manager and collecting it in one place

Feargal O’Rourke will tell Oireachtas committee that like Limerick in hurling, the agency can have an off year but cannot afford to live off past glories

Provider to hand over services to HSE after lack of progress over €30m funding deficit

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Increasing technological disruption and climate related challenges among pressures listed by Irish chief executives

Growth driven in part by an increase in the value of exchange-traded funds during the year

Lack of confidence in reporting standards evident amid concerns of greenwashing

For some it is the relentless pace; others just have ambitions to run their own business

A ‘remarkable performance’ for the sector in 2023 was down to airlines passing on cost increases to passengers, according to a new PwC report

One of the main reasons start-ups fail is because they have a solution in search of a problem rather than the other way around

Relationship between IRFU and professional services giant is now in its 19th year

More than 40% of large enterprises say they have already rolled out AI processes within their organisation

Wave of 229 insolvencies in fourth quarter brought total for 2023 to a ‘higher than expected’ total of 717

Career as tax adviser to multinational clients ensures familiarity with challenges securing future foreign direct investment

Some employers provide contributions worth more than €50,000 to cost of treatments

Cutting from the lower-paid bottom ranks is not the answer to a slowdown in deals

Final deadline for compliance with stricter and more costly rules on scheme governance and risk management comes at year-end

Accountancy firm will need to boost sales by more than a third to catch the next smallest of the quartet

City ranked 13th among a group of 30 European cities in report by PwC and the Urban Land Institute

However, auditors disagree sharply about how far they can rely on a technology that has not yet been widely tested and is often poorly understood

PwC study found that the use of more automation could strengthen the fight against financial crime

Policies come as Beijing increases control over international financial hub

Consultancy also publishes survey suggesting Irish firms have been slow to adopt new technology

Public Accounts Committee told that Office of Government Procurement contacted PwC’s Irish business after scandal that engulfed Australian operation earlier this year

Cyprus Confidential: ICIJ-led investigation reveals how Mediterranean island ignores Russian atrocities and western sanctions to cash in on Putin’s oligarchs

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Global emissions fell just 2.5%, well short of the 15.2% required to limit global warming

Company employs 25,000 in the UK

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Entertainment and media sectors primed for growth amid boom in mobile internet and video-on-demand industries

Government consultation on personal taxes calls for reform of system where between a quarter and a third of workers pay no tax or USC

Selection marks first time top job has gone to management consultant

PwC digital survey also highlights sharp rise in the number of companies reporting €1 million data breaches

Why customer-obsessed companies are unlocking greater growth potential

State’s competitiveness requires review of corporate tax, simplification of its system, the backing of innovation, and investment in infrastructure and climate measures

Dominic Coyle of The Irish Times and Máiread Harbron from PwC answered readers’ questions in our post-budget live blog which has now finished. You can read back on all the questions and answers below.

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About 650 Irish firms are expected to shut this year, according to a PwC survey, far ahead of the 539 which folded in 2022

Inspectors were appointed to charity over financial concerns this week, after trust disclosed cash flow problems