Ireland witnesses record boom in corporate tax collection
The two most significant categories, income tax and VAT, also had a solid month in November...
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Ryanair pledges support towards development of sustainable aviation fuels
The carrier joined the Fueling Flight Initiative as part of its pledge...
Irish fintech Global Shares sets up ME headquarter in Riyadh
The fintech has also partnered with NCB Capital, the investment arm of the National Commercial Bank...
Ireland: Is the Silicon Valley of fintech facing a Brexit windfall?
As the Brexit uncertainty drags on, Ireland’s time to snatch the European fintech innovation hotspot tag might have come...
Apple Pay now available to Monese customers
Monese, the globally-connected banking service for mobile people, brings its customers Apple Pay, which is transforming mobile payments with an easy, secure and private way to pay that’s fast and convenient...
Property group Round Hill opens Dublin office with $1.2 bn capital set for housing
The Global property investment firm to deploy capital towards build-to-rent and student accommodation sectors...
ITF and ETF stand in solidarity with striking Ryanair pilots
Pilots have resorted to striking due to Ryanair’s persistent failure to recognise their union and improve pay and working conditions...
Tesco finishes its US$5.53bn acquisition of Booker
Both the companies are currently working to implement the takeover successfully...
The Bank of Ireland’s proposed dividend signals a new ‘milestone’
“We're transforming the Bank of Ireland,” its newly appointed CEO Francesca McDonagh said...
Anti-money laundering requirements: are the stakes increasing?
Sophisticated techniques for detection of suspicious activity require someone with a level of knowledge and understanding — more than just ‘an analytics person’ Colin Bristow March 17, 2017: Part 504 of the US Department of Financial Services Superintendent’s Regulations seems to be significantly upping the requirements for firms to put in place an ongoing review...