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The Apple data centre saga has exposed significant flaws in our planning system
The days of bargain basement property purchases are over, even for the the very big players
Sweeney, the former chief executive of the DAA and Postbank, replaces David Erlich, who is taking over as president and chief executive Officer of CapReit
The response of the banking sector to the tracker problem – denial, obfuscation, delays – has made a bad situation even worse
The examiner over a string of related companies has invited two parties to the second-round bidding process
High level management effectively bullied and confused customers into more expensive mortgage repayments
He’s just delivered his maiden budget as finance minister. In this major interview, Paschal Donohoe talks tax, housing and political philosophy
Jerry O’Reilly, the developer who was one of the original owners of the property, will take a 10 per cent stake
The budget was a balanced one, and a welcome relief after its extreme predecessors
The Sunday Business Post editor casts his eye over Paschal Donohoe's speech
Europe is showboating, and the government’s still in denial over its tax ruling
Ireland can't simply roll over when multinationals make demands, but we should listen to genuine concerns
For the last 28 years, The Sunday Business Post has sought to document the best and worst of Ireland’s tycoons
How did Liam Carroll, the corporate raider who had built a €1 billion fortune from a series of canny deals, see his business empire come crashing down around him so quickly? And just how did a Dutch-owned minnow, ACC Bank, bring down the country’s largest developer?
At the time, almost no one in his own company knew what he looked like. Yet the Penneys/Primark boss Arthur Ryan was one of the most powerful and influential figures in the world of Irish fashion
