Israeli spyware maker in spotlight amid reports of wide abuses
A major Israeli cybersurveillance company, NSO Group, has come under heightened scrutiny after an international alliance of news outlets reported that(...)
Tottenham refinance €720 stadium debt but purse strings will not loosen
Daniel Levy has insisted he will continue to run Tottenham on the balanced and relatively frugal business plan that has characterised his 18-year cha(...)
Stocktake: Sell the rallies, Merrill Lynch says
Proinsias O'Mahony
Professional investors are bearish but the kind of panic seen at major stock-market bottoms remains absent, according to Merrill Lynch's latest monthl(...)
Google keeps news industry hanging on with new concessions
Laura Slattery
News media groups and Google have one of those torturously unequal relationships, where one half of the couple thinks constantly about the other half,(...)
Dublin ranked third in the world for foreign direct investment
Dublin has been ranked in third place in a list of the top cities in the world for attracting foreign direct investment (FDI). The Irish capital disp(...)
Dropping the paywall: Are newspapers dropping the ball?
The New York Times has temporarily dropped its digital paywall, opting to showcase its presidential election delicacies without restriction for a peri(...)
Foreign direct investment into Ireland up 4% last year
April 21, 2016, 12:27
Foreign direct investment into the Republic rose by 4 per cent in 2015, a year in which the number of FDI projects into Europe fell by nearly 9 per ce(...)
Pearson expects profit recovery in 2018 as tough markets persist
Pearson, the British education company struggling to adapt to tough conditions in markets from the US to China, said declining sales would stabilise t(...)
FT employees are in for a corporate culture shock
The takeover of the Financial Times by Nikkei is probably a surprise, at least to those outside the media. Nikkei's long-term plan might become clear (...)
FT sees jump in profit as parent forecasts 2015 earnings rise
The Financial Times reported a sharp increase in profits in 2014, driven by growth in subscription and digital revenues and a record high circulation.(...)