Dominic Coyle
Deputy Business Editor at Irish Times
Irish Times deputy business editor
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Dominic Coyle
Paschal Donohoe is not looking forward to the budget process if his evidence to an Oireachtas committee is anything to go by. He said making “confident predictions” about the impact on the Irish economy of a breakdown in trade relations between the US and Europe, is without precedent, and that forecasting short-term scenarios – key to the budget arithmetic – has never been more difficult. Ian Curran reports.
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Dominic Coyle
Health tech company Carelon is to close its Irish operation just over two years after it launched its new branding with great fanfare at Thomond Park. Three hundred staff will lose their jobs by the end of the year, the company said in a brief statement. “After carefully considering alternatives and conducting a consultation process with employee representatives, we have made the difficult decision that we will cease our operations of Carelon Global Solutions Ireland Limited,” the company said.
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Dominic Coyle
If I choose to release equity in my home, what might happen to State contributions under Fair Deal if my nieces and nephews have to wheel me off to a high-security care home? I’m now 74 and might over-indulge if my bank account gets healthily inflated by one of these loans. I thought I heard something over the last few years about the HSE being unhelpful about care home contributions if the main asset has been diminished by a loan? It’s a good point.
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Dominic Coyle
Lender AIB is preparing for a potential sale of a portfolio of non-performing loans, including debt that had soured during the Covid-19 pandemic and never recovered, sources have said. The group of loans had a face value of €500 million and includes mortgages, unsecured loans and small business loans, writes Joe Brennan. One in five Irish workers feels under-appreciated in their current position, according to employee benefits consultants, Aon.
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Dominic Coyle
One in five Irish workers feels underappreciated in their current position, employee benefits consultants, Aon has said. But a more significant two-thirds of those who responded to its Human Capital Employee Sentiment Study said they were considering changing jobs in the next 12 months.
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