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- Solid growth in Irish manufacturing sector in November Following only a slight improvement in October, operating conditions across Ireland’s manufacturing sector improved solidly in the penultimate month of 2025, according to the AIB Ireland Manufacturing PMI® for November...
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Air France plans to cut jobs and flights could still be avoided if talks between managers and unions progress, the
Kerry Group has spent $735m (€646m) on three US acquisitions, with chief executive Stan McCarthy saying the businesses provided the
Food giant Nestle today lowered its full-year outlook as a Maggi noodle scandal continued to drag down third-quarter sales. The
Quinn Industrial Holdings lost €4 million in its first six weeks of operation, according to accounts released yesterday. The accounts show
Minister for Energy Alex White TD today opened the new €33m Woodhouse Wind Farm in County Waterford, a key part
The European Parliament this week adopted its position ahead of the upcoming 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference, known as
With the aim of contributing to global environmental sustainability, Toyota has developed an ambitious set of goals to be achieved
Industrial IT solutions provider, SolutionsPT, is hosting a special event in Ireland focusing on ‘The Evolution of Industrial IT’. Taking
The Irish arm of Unilever last year returned a record pre-tax profit of €6.3m. This comes after sustaining pre-tax losses of
Video-streaming service provider Netflix reported third-quarter US subscriber additions below its own forecast, blaming a transition to chip-based cards for
ChannelSight, an Irish-founded tech firm, has received a €3.3 million investment to scale operations in Europe and the US. The funding
A triumvirate of financial services, professional services and life sciences have helped push the number of jobs available in Ireland
Europe’s second largest technology company Sage announces the opening of a new Sandyford base and the creation of 300 jobs. The
Road tax on lorries has been reduced from a maximum €5,195 to €900 in the Budget. This move brings the
Irish airline CityJet is set to sign a €900 million deal for up to 25 new Sukhoi Superjet100 (SSJ 100)
University College Dublin spinout company Logentries has been bought by US based security data and analytics software firm Rapid7 in
With Android phones becoming so commonplace, so what if they are compared to sugar water? In fact, Pepsi appears to
Twitter is making rather significant cuts to its employee numbers after confirming it is to shed 8 percent of its
SEKO Logistics’ European MedTec control tower in Galway, has been awarded ISO 13485 certification. ISO 13485 is the known and trusted quality standard in
Plastic products company, JFC Manufacturing, is launching a marine products division in a move to double sales to €100m by
Overnight price increases of Daraprim drug by the US start-up, Turing Pharmaceutical is impacting pharmaceutical sectors worldwide. The company had
The two computer giants confirmed the planned takeover yesterday in what is the biggest ever tech deal. Michael Dell, who
Aer Arann will provide an air service to the Aran Islands until September 30th 2016. The Minister of State for
The final Budget before the General Election will see Fine Gael and the Labour Party seek to appeal to working
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Anheuser-Busch InBev has agreed in principle to buy SABMiller for approximately £68 billion or €92 billion, raising its bid after
Dell has confirmed it will buy data storage company EMC in a deal valued at about $67 billion, the largest
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