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PolicyOther countries can take a slice of Apple's €13bn Irish tax bill and it's confusing the government
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A loophole that allowed vulture funds to slash their tax bills is set to be shut
On The JournalEducation
The consultancy firm that has the ear of Ireland's top politicians and sports stars
On The Journalinsights
'I was the poster boy for dot-com failure and found myself unemployed and unemployable'
On The JournalWhiskey a go go
Jameson is a global favourite, but high taxes are dampening sales at home
On The JournalPolicy
Eir is challenging its legal requirement to provide basic phone services in rural areas
On The JournalDead in the water
The EU has shrugged off claims that free-trade talks with the US have 'de facto failed'
On The Journalfood and drink
'Review sites like Tripadvisor are probably the worst thing that ever happened to mankind'
Targeting youFacebook will get access to WhatsApp phone numbers to hit people with more targeted ads
On The Journalboy done good
From patching up wounds in south central LA, to bringing cutting-edge healthcare to Donegal
On The Journalfood and drink
Ireland's largest business group will fight fast-food free 'no-fry zones' near schools
On The JournalGilead Sciences
A US pharma giant accused of gouging patients for drugs paid no tax on billion-euro Irish profits
On The JournalFunding
Tobacco, alcohol and weaponry - here's where some of the state's investment has been flowing
PolicyEurope accused of 'undermining the global tax system' as Apple faces billions in Irish back-taxes
sensitive to criticismThe Guinness Storehouse tracks all its TripAdvisor reviews - even the terrible ones
Capital Gains Tax'People are holding onto land with no intention of developing it and just hoping for the best'
On The Journaldata and security
Your crash course in... The Irish connections to the secretive Dark Web
On The JournalHospitality
The company behind Dublin's Trinity Bar & Venue is going into examinership
Clarkson Hammond and MayA year after their Top Gear walkout, its former stars are having no trouble raising cash
On The JournalOn the up
Irish builders are commanding €100,000 salaries as companies hunt for construction skills
On The Journalinsights
'I make YouTube videos for a living. My parents have a difficult time understanding what I do'
On The JournalSoftware
Microsoft has bought a startup that's putting a different spin on gaming as a spectator sport
On The JournalTourism
In the cut-throat business of whiskey tourism, Jameson is spending big to get ahead
Software
Microsoft has bought a startup that's putting a different spin on gaming as a spectator sport
