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šļø Bursting AI bubble to wipe out Irish budget surpluses
šļø Midterm meltdown
šļø Meta hiring hundreds of Irish staff months after slashing jobs in AI push
A number of Irish radio stations have returned to air after multiple media organisations received āhoaxā bomb threats on Friday. businesspost.ie/companies/brā¦
A steep rout in technology stocks on Friday rippled through markets on fears that the Democrats' victory in the US midterm elections would increase regulatory scrutiny of AI and slow the data centre build-out, sending investors to the safety of bonds.
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RTĆ is being evacuated due to a bomb threat, presenter Sarah McInerney has said.
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š” Business Post editor Daniel McConnell and panel moderator Claire Brock share their key takeaways and insights from this yearās Business Post Economic Outlook Forum, powered by Grant Thornton.
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š” A leading energy academic has said that electricity bills could increase further in the New Year.
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āļø Taoiseach MicheĆ”l Martin spoke on Irelandās competitiveness, Irelandās economic strategy amid increasing global uncertainly, and efforts to maintain fiscal responsibility.
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āļøBusiness Post political reporter Megan OāBrien brings us the latest from the Business Post Economic Outlook Forum powered by Grant Thornton Ireland.
š” A lot has been said and discussed so far, check out our coverage of the event here - businesspost.ie/companies/liā¦
š£ The recently announced personal investment accounts are not a āget rich quick schemeā, according to TĆ”naiste Simon Harris.
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š£ TĆ”naiste Simon Harris has remarked that Ireland is becoming āaddicted to spendingā.
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āļø Megan OāBrien, political reporter with the Business Post, is live from the Business Post Economic Outlook Forum, powered by Grant Thornton Ireland.
š” For all the of the insights and analysis throughout the day, visit here -businesspost.ie/companies/liā¦
Some of Irelandās biggest acting stars are set to bring the extraordinary rise of gambling giant Paddy Power to the big screen in a new film based on a book by Business Post deputy editor Aaron Rogan.
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The advisory firm reported revenues of ā¬880 million for the year ending June 30 2026. This represents an increase of 4.4 per cent on the ā¬843 million of turnover reported last year.
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The public servant, the shareholder and the boomtime banker: PTSBās Bawag sale hits court.
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Kara Owen: UK Budget offers new opportunities for Irish companies eyeing growth.
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Beauty boss Suzie OāNeillās Diary: Welcoming an energetic Bernese mountain dog and retail check-ins.
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Paddy McKillen jnr has denied providing an incomplete picture of his finances to insolvency proceedings in the High Court.
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OāFlynn Group complains about treatment by council after rival secures planning permission.
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Anton Savage: Government has already shown its hand to unions so itās time to fold.
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An Irish holding company thatās been buying up recruitment firms has made three acquisitions in recent weeks, with plans to drastically expand its M&A activity.
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