Government plan to spur households to invest misses budget deadline
Review of funds sector look at ways to persuade customers with €150bn mostly in low-interest on demand bank accounts to invest
European shares close lower prior to Fed rates decision
Bank stocks mixed on Irish market with home builders also in focus
Little prospect of half of potential Nama homes being built in medium term
Lack of planning permission, zoning and services cited as obstacles to developing remaining potential residential land bank
BT makes fresh effort to offload Irish unit
UK telecoms giant pulling out of emergency call-answering service here
Employee-vetting service needed to tackle ‘serial fraudsters’ taking cases, says recruitment firm
Excel Recruitment says this type of activity ‘places a significant burden on businesses in terms of time and financial resources’
Apple billions unlikely to lead to overheating of Irish economy, Fitch says
Ratings agency cites country’s ‘sound fiscal framework’
Aryzta to repay remaining €347m of debt-equity bonds
Swiss-Irish group has repaid €880 million of hybrid bonds that were a key concern when it was the target of a boardroom coup four years ago
Ireland’s creditors weigh in as Apple billions poised to shape election manifestoes
Taoiseach Simon Harris made it clear that the €14bn won’t be used for day-to-day spending
Energia quarterly earnings rise 28% as US owner advances sale plan
US investment firm I Squared Capital hired investment bankers to prepare the company for sale
Apple and Ireland: A tale of two tax sweethearts
Legal twists and turns over Apple case have sent periodic shockwaves across the Atlantic in recent years
Energia boss Ian Thom: ‘Why have an unnecessary dichotomy between growth and sustainability?’
Energy transition `represents a huge opportunity for us’, claims Energia boss
Apple runs out of road as European Court of Justice rules Ireland owed €13bn in back taxes
Account set up in 2018 to collect and hold funds pending outcome of dispute now amounts to €14bn
Apple to take up to €9.1bn charge on Irish tax case after ECJ ruling
Tech multinational says case ‘has never been about how much tax we pay, but which government we are required to pay it to’
EU top court ruling paves way for Apple to pay Ireland over €13bn in taxes
ECJ Apple-Ireland tax ruling: EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager ordered Apple in 2016 to pay the State more than €13bn in alleged back taxes but that decision has been subject to legal appeals
Apple’s €13bn Irish tax case timeline
Apple’s tax affairs in Ireland have been under scrutiny for more than a decade on both sides of the Atlantic