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Facebook is still actively hiring for hundreds of roles in Ireland and intends to create 50 new jobs by the end of 2020 for its financial services sub(...)

Two US healthcare companies have brought hope in the race to fight coronavirus, with Johnson & Johnson announcing a potential vaccine that could b(...)

My Money Jar, a Dublin-based start-up that promotes mindful spending and saving, has closed a funding round of €700,000, taking its total fundraising(...)

Can techies help beat the coronavirus? The London College of Political Technologists thinks so. This independent UK-based organisation has created an (...)

While an office environment might not be the ideal place to be right now or in the weeks and months ahead, as an asset class, it remains one of the ma(...)

European shares ended at their lowest in nearly two months on Tuesday as concerns over a coronavirus pandemic roiled markets, which had already marked(...)

United Airlines withdrew its 2020 profit forecast, citing the financial impact of the coronavirus outbreak in China. The uncertainty surrounding the v(...)

Mastercard is to create 1,500 jobs in the next three to five years as it significantly grows its new European technology hub in Dublin. The company i(...)

Credit card giant Mastercard will announce plans on Monday to more than treble its Irish workforce to 1,700, The Sunday Times reported. The newspaper(...)

Business activity showed a modest pick-up in Dublin during the final quarter of last year, but the economy in the capital is still being held back by (...)