Morning Headlines Coinbase cuts jobs at Irish operation; Standard Chartered moves to sell Dublin-based aviation group The stories you need to read this morning in business, politics and current affairs
Jobs Coinbase: 100 jobs to be lost in Ireland as crypto exchange cuts workforce by 20%US-listed exchange is laying off around 950 staff overall as part of a plan to cut costs amid the crypto crash
Connected Security conscious: Managing threats is still paramount for crypto firmsCrypto may have dropped in value but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of hackers still trying to get their hands on it
Crypto Coinbase looks to Dublin in bid to take advantage of new EU laws to lead its international growth The crypto exchange sees expansion opportunities in new EU regulation that seeks to bring stability to an unregulated sector
The Big Picture Vincent Boland: Today’s tech rout is a big deal but it’s nothing like the 2000 bustTechnology stocks around the world are tumbling, but the damage doesn’t compare to the great dotcom disaster of 22 years ago – at least not yet
Irishwoman Claire Quinn appointed director at Coinbase EuropeQuinn, the head of customer experience operations at the cryptocurrency company, has become a director of its European hub
Company Watch: Coinbase blazes a trail for crypto with $85bn post-IPO valuation Founder Brian Armstrong, now among the 100 richest people on the planet, says cryptocurriencies could be as ‘revolutionary’ as the internet
Coinbase’s Irish staff in line for $45m of share optionsCryptocurrency exchange will go public on Nasdaq next week after the US firm’s Irish arm granted 105,510 share options to staff in recent years
