Dell Products hit by demand slump, reports revenue drop
Company’s $11.6m tax bill included $9.6m in Irish corporation tax
Dell Computer
University of Limerick teams up with Dell to advance cancer treatments
Tech firm to help build AI platform with University of Limerick
Dell’s Aongus Hegarty to step down after 23 years
Hegarty plans to spend more time with his family and pursue other interests
HP to cut up to 6,000 jobs over three years as PC demand falters
Company employs nearly 300 people in Ireland
Lessons from gridiron for Irish business leaders on dealing with the unexpected
EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalists learn about American football, the unravelling of Enron and the Texas two-step at CEO Retreat in Austin
Hybrid working puts employers at risk of attack, survey says
Dell survey on attitudes towards cybersecurity
Chipmaker Broadcom in talks to buy VMware for up to €47bn
Takeover by chip industry’s arch-consolidator would mean a windfall for Michael Dell
Dell Technologies extends partnership with children’s charity Barnardos
Charity says support has helped children and families with 25,000 hours of family help and 600,000 meals
IBM forecasts upbeat 2022 even as it flags $300m knock from Russia suspension
Company suspended its operations in March following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine
IBM expects to hit top end of forecasts despite Russia hit
Cloud revenue grew 14% in first quarter outpacing software and consulting businesses
Ireland’s allure for multinationals is about a lot more than tax rates
Karlin Lillington: Our strength, resilience and openness will keep attracting investors
Crack the code: How further study can boost your career
‘Learning gives us confidence, and it shows employers that you mean business’
I Wish event showcases Stem careers to teenage girls
More than 16,000 registered to take part in programme broadcast from Dublin
Intel first-quarter revenue forecast ahead of expectations
Intel also scores major win as EU court scraps €1bn competition fine
IT services company Ergo acquires Asystec in €25m deal
Combined group will have revenues in excess of €150m and about 500 IT employees
Turning Datalex around: ‘It’s a privilege to have to clean up somebody else’s mess’
Sean Corkery jumped at the chance to lead the aviation software firm out of trouble
Public companies hit targets on boardroom diversity
But more work is needed to ensure balance inleadership teams
Ireland’s reliance on multinationals runs way deeper than corporate tax
Revenue data suggest foreign-owned firms employed 32% of private workforce in 2019
Datalex hires former CRH executive as CFO
Dan Creedon replaces Niall O’Sullivan, who is joining Blackrock Healthcare Group
Data a burden rather than advantage for most Irish businesses – study
Some 70% of businesses say they gather more data than they can use, Dell report finds
Dell spins off $64bn VMware as it battles debt hangover
IPO is a personal success for Michael Dell to reinvent an out-of-favour PC maker
Balance for Better Business: Women and corporate leadership
More progress needed but Irish companies starting to close gender gap at senior levels
Investors are expressing a strong appetite for green bonds
Green bonds may not deliver as high a return initially, but tax breaks and other incentives can make up the shortfall
Corporation tax revenue forecast to hit record €13.9bn this year
Department of Finance ups forecast by €400m in one week
Michael Walker: Latest incidence of sports-washing leaves fans hung out to dry
Motivation of Watford owners and those behind Newcastle takeover open to question
Windows 11 is here – so what do you need to know?
Microsoft’s shiny new operating system is free, but may not run on your old machine
Ardmore and Troy studios sold in deal worth close to $100m
US consortium operates world’s largest independent studio and media platform
Refurbished devices: Save money while staying up to date
Many Irish will buy a pre-owned device if it lowered their carbon footprint
The growing right-to-repair movement tackling throwaway tech culture
Net Results: Consumers fed up binning costly devices due to manufacturers’ restrictions
Dell chief reveals pandemic caused ‘overnight pivot’ for firm
Tech giant ‘moved to 95% of our team members working remotely’ across the world
Pandemic accelerated digital adoption by Irish businesses, survey finds
Technology played key role in navigating pandemic, majority of Irish businesses say
Ireland remains an attractive investment destination for US companies
Economy expected to rebound strongly in the second half of 2021 as Covid restrictions are eased
Ulster University project to research therapies for long Covid
Researchers to collaborate with Dell and Seagate
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