Dominic Coyle
Deputy Business Editor at Irish Times
Irish Times deputy business editor
Articles
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Dominic Coyle
Employers have been urged not to long-finger preparations for the introduction of a mandatory workplace pension scheme after the Government announced a three-month delay in its introduction.
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Dominic Coyle
As a holder of paper share certificates, with no intention of executing in the immediate future, do I need to dematerialise? Is there a deadline? Also, I have some £60 in old sterling £10 notes. Can they be changed anywhere or is it the shredder as I believe? Mr DH Dematerialisation has been a long time coming in Ireland where small shareholders have had a particular affinity for paper share certificates.
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Dominic Coyle
Galway-based Complete Laboratory Solutions (CLS) is investing €9 million in staff training as it expands into new sectors and eyes up the prospects for international expansion. The privately-owned business specialises in contract sampling and testing for the food, environmental, medical device and pharmaceuticals industries, either in one of its two laboratories or at one of 20 clients sites manned by its analysts.
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2 weeks ago |
irishtimes.com | Dominic Coyle
Central Bank governor Gabriel Makhlouf delivered his starkest warning yet on the potential downside for the Irish economy from any tariff and tax policy changes that might deter US companies from locating in the State. Peter Flanagan follows his speech to the Dublin Chamber of Commerce on a day Microsoft president Brad Smith reassured a European audience that it would not be ordered out of the EU by anyone.
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2 weeks ago |
irishtimes.com | Dominic Coyle
Pfizer’s Irish staff face an anxious wait after the company said it was seeking another €1.5bn in annual cost savings globally on top of €5.3 billion previously announced over the past two years. Irish jobs have gone with each of the past two announcements. The company was saying nothing last night. A decade after they acquired it following an examinership, the owners of the Leopardstown Inn in south Dublin are putting it on the market, seeking €7.2 million. Ronald Quinlan has the details.
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