Makhlouf worries for the economy and Glanbia chiefs feel the heat
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Pfizer announces more cost-cutting, and the pink tax penalising women
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Pfizer’s Irish staff fear for jobs as drugmaker seeks another €1.5bn in cuts
Pharma giant now looking for $7.7bn in annual savings by 2027 as it grapples with falling post-Covid sales and lack of new blockbusters
Work abroad can help boost your Irish state pension
How foreign social insurance contributions are factored into your Irish State pension calculation depends on where you worked
Improved workers’ rights divide sides up North
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Workers without pensions are big losers from latest auto-enrolment delay
As the start date is put back once again, companies need certainty and workers deserve some commitment
Digital euro not registering with Irish retailers or consumers, survey finds
Cash remains popular but is expected to account for less of turnover in coming years
Making sense of shifting inheritance tax thresholds
Any inheritance or large gift you receive is always measured against the tax-free limits in place at the time, not in the context of previous limits
Car finance: what are the options for buying your next car?
Car buyers typically spend far less time considering how to pay for their vehicle than choosing between models
Shane Jennings outlines his homecare vision: ‘People want to remain at home and it is cheaper for the taxpayer’
The former rugby player has been putting his energy into expanding Dovida, Ireland’s largest homecare group
Tesla’s profit slump and the ‘Elon factor’
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A downsizer’s dilemma: Is trading two rentals for one future home worth it?
If the ultimate intention is that this will be your home at some point, it become much more than a simple financial decision
Are neighbours entitled to a share of the estate of a man they cared for?
Charity is just that and whether it is recognised will depend on this man’s will, if he had one
ECB to cut rates as house prices inflation stays steady at 8%
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US stockpiling sees Irish exports spike and mortgage arrears on the rise again for some
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