Elon Musk and other tech experts call for ‘pause’ on advanced AI systems
More than 1,000 researchers and executives sign open letter to halt what they describe as a ‘dangerous’ arms race
Adobe
Markets rally after days of turmoil fuelled by bank worries
Traders in Dublin say Thursday was a ‘day of two halves’ amid late session rally
European shares end five-day upward streak with 1% decline
Stoxx 600 index now more than 8% lower than record highs reached earlier this year
Hollywood producers among the backers for Belfast-based Retinize
Irish VC Sure Valley Ventures leads £2m seed round for father and son-founded start-up
Zipit’s €2.5m plan, Medallia’s jobs reversal and Russell & Bromley’s Grafton Street plan
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Surprise UK interest rate rise drives bank shares
Central banks in Frankfurt and US committed to ending stimulus
Q&A: Why did Amazon’s cloud services go down on Tuesday?
Fans of Tinder, Netflix and Adele were all affected
Nitro Software to double headcount at Irish operation
Plans to take headcount to over 200 locally as company seeks to hit $100m in revenue
Irish-based subsidiary of Adobe to pay $4.8bn in dividends
Company paid $2.8bn dividend late last year and to pay further $2bn at end of 2021
Data on consumers an increasingly precious resource for retailers
But GDPR has changed the game and businesses must ensure they get it right
Kingspan and Kerry shine as European markets advance
Markets await clues on how Fed will handle inflation risk
Why we lose track of spending in a cashless society
‘We’re warned to be careful of the small print, but on a mobile phone, all the print is small print’
Irish start-up Wayflyer raises $76m and secures $100m debt facility
New raise confirms Wayflyer’s status as one of Europe’s fastest growing fintech start-ups
Irish Goldman Sachs executive quits after making millions from Dogecoin
Aziz McMahon previously worked with ABN Amro and Ulster Bank in Dublin
Henley Bartra seeks €9.3m for Citywest offices and warehouse
Joint venture involving developer Richard Barrett acquired 2050 Orchard Ave in 2019
Ryanair directed to give €5,000 to charity over email glitch
Telcoms firm Three, Windsor Motors and AA Ireland must also make charitable donations
EU vs Big Tech: the bid to weaken the digital gatekeepers
There is also growing appetite in the US for tougher regulation of the tech sector
Apple’s new line up is powered by own chips
Move will also link the company’s mobile devices more closely with its Macs
ServiceNow targets Covid economy with new platform
COmpany specialises in helping organisations with digital transformation
European equities rise led by Spanish stocks
Markets report: Mixed fortunes for airlines, while US tech giants fall again
Singaporean developer pays over €3m for Citywest lands
K2 Data Centres acquires 4.6-acre site with full planning from Davy Hickey Properties
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Coronavirus: Why the St Patrick’s festival is utterly doomed and can’t go ahead
Banning all non-essential company travel now standard practice
Selection of Citywest own-door office suites from €410,000-€990,000
Seven of the eight units are let and delivering combined annual rental income of €436,792
Mason Hayes & Curran reports 4% rise in revenue to €85m
Irish firm said main drivers of growth were demand in tech and data privacy, energy, financial services and litigation
Black Friday hits record $7.4bn in US online sales
‘Consumers increasingly jumped on their phones rather than standing in line’
Smartphones fuel online shopping splurge as US marks Black Friday
Early data showed Amazon was on track to be a big beneficiary as millions avoid hassle
European shares hit four-year peak on trade hopes
In Dublin, AIB bucks upward momentum across financials on foot of planned job losses
The golden age of tech growth may be coming to an end
WeWork’s failed IPO could usher in a new era of more cautious expansion
European shares tread water with Fed decision looming
Dublin closes lower with banks weak and Cairn Homes among the few to stay positive
Business week: PwC-Irish Times tax summit and Ryanair agm
Companies stage agms while markets await US Federal Reserve decision on interest rates
Samsung Galaxy Note 10+: If you like it big and bold, this Note’s for you
Tech review: Big screen, great camera, and the S-Pen is worth writing home about
What do you do when a big-name coach chucks your tech into the stands?
Microsoft is among the tech firms targeting high engagement levels of sports fans - but managing the deals has not always been easy
Can you channel Jack Kerouac in an electric car?
Henry Mance plugged in, turned on and hit Route 80 to find out. Spontaneity and distance were the first casualties
European shares close little changed as market eyes Fed
Markets report: In the UK, M&S drops 4.5% after Tesco says it may open upmarket shop
Euro zone wage growth and US Fed's interest rate decision
Your Business This Week: The science of wind energy and looking at how housing and commercial property might be provided in the future
Trade up to a turnkey Terenure home with a box-fresh garden
Renovated and extended five-bed property has plenty of verdant outdoor space to enjoy
Aryzta reports results and Construction Summit hits town
Business This Week: results, indicators and meetings for the week ahead
Aryzta and Ryanair drop in flat Irish market as banks retreat
US stocks trending higher for fourth day
Residential property prices for October scrutinised for signs of a cooling market
Your business this week: All eyes on property price figures and EU Summit
US tech company to increase Dublin headcount by up to 140 in a year
Pluralsight is eclipsing previously set targets for Dublin base with ambitious growth plans
Apple gives the iPad its biggest update since the original in 2010
Tech giant also releases long-awaited updates to its entry-level Macs
Goodbye clutter and useless paper – welcome to the digital workplace
New apps and products digitise accounts, make filing easier and store documents
Stock exchange CEO’s €5.75m pay day, Ryanair turbulence, and more warnings of a slowdown
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Adobe’s Irish subsidiary to pay $3.2bn dividend to its parent
Two Irish units report rise in profits and revenues as employee numbers also increase
‘Not sure if you saw my last mail’ and other passive-aggressive email phrases
A poll has revealed the most irksome phrases in work emails. Here’s what they mean
Touching up: are we wrong to colourise old photographs?
Sprucing up black-and-white photographs is all the rage, but there are questions to ask
Shopify brushes off concerns to focus on helping firms get online
Canadian ecommerce platform now employs more than 250 people in Ireland
The weakest link: What happens to your data when the start-up folds?
Next time you’re about to sign up for a new service, ask yourself: should you trust it with your data?
Citywest Business Campus office units for sale for €5.4m
Investment comprising eight own-door units produces rent roll of €410,342
PTSB results to be overshadowed by loans controversy
The upcoming business week: Aryzta, Applegreen and Lufthansa also due to release results this week
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