How banks are making it easier to get rid of unwanted costly subscriptions
Banks have moved to make it easier for consumers to cancel unwanted subscriptions. The changes are likely to come as ...
Read More Large numbers of SMEs yet to prepare for payroll shake-up
Large numbers of smaller firms have admitted they are not prepared for changes in how payroll systems interact with Revenue ...
Read More European shares slip on China weakness
European shares fell back yesterday as weakness in Chinese markets and worries over a trade dispute between the United States ...
Read More US tech firm leaves Ireland for US after Trump tax cuts
Internet domain registry business Afilias has moved its headquarters out of Dublin to the US, citing recent US tax changes ...
Read More Avoiding a hard border in Ireland a ‘pivotal issue’ for Germany
Avoiding a hard border in Ireland is a ‘pivotal issue’ for Germany says Foreign Minister Heiko Maas. “Any insecurity or ...
Read More Alan O’Neill: Selling is an acquired art – but a skill every company needs
Large organisations have clearly-defined corporate structures that remove ambiguity in roles and responsibilities. Regardless of the sector that they’re in, ...
Read More Global central banks set to dump £100bn of sterling in hard Brexit
Central banks holding sterling as part of their foreign exchange (forex) reserves could sell more than £100bn (€109bn) of the ...
Read More Revenue – List of Employees for PAYE Modernisation
List of employees to Revenue - Preparation for PAYE Modernisation in 2019 Revenue is asking employers to send a list ...
Read More Chinese bitcoin mining rig makers aim to raise billions in HK IPOs
Three of the world’s largest bitcoin mining equipment makers plan to raise billions of dollars with initial public offerings in ...
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