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BUSINESSJul 21Ulster University : Northern Ireland to reach one million jobs by 2032 , with economy expected to continue outperforming united kingdom Ulster University forecasts that Northern Ireland will achieve one million jobs by 2032, with its economy projected to surpass that of the United Kingdom. This economic outlook predicts significant growth and performance for the region.irishnews.com · United Kingdom
BUSINESSJul 13Intel commits $5 . 7 billion to Ireland manufacturing siteIntel committed $5.7 billion to its manufacturing site in Ireland. This represents a significant investment in the region's industrial and economic landscape.news.az · Azerbaijan
BUSINESSJul 8ODowd Urges Businesses To Have Their Say On Business Rates Reforms | Northern Ireland News , 08 / 07 / 20264ni.co.uk · United Kingdom
BUSINESSJul 6BDO UK and BDO Ireland finalise merger to form $1.4bn businessBDO UK and BDO Ireland have completed their merger, creating a new business valued at $1.4 billion. This move signifies a major consolidation and expansion within the accounting and consulting sector.Yahoo Finance
BUSINESSJul 4'Ireland's GDP trends reflect global strategies of a handful of multinationals more than the actual state of the economy'Due to the increase in tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, Ireland's GDP fell by 12% in the first quarter. But the situation is largely due to the Irish tax system’s circumvention of international trade rules.Le Monde [en]
BUSINESSJun 22Ireland says it can secure an EU capital markets deal this yearTaoiseach Micheál Martin tells FT there are ‘ways of landing this’Financial Times
BUSINESSJun 18Tesco grows like - for - like sales in Ireland by 3 . 3 % to €967mTesco has reported an increase in its like-for-like sales in Ireland, growing by 3.3% to reach €967 million. This indicates positive financial performance for the company in the region.irishtimes.com · Ireland
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