Three more businesses – hotel chain Dalata, Corre Energy and Kenmare Resources – are poised to join a long list of public companies to have departed the Irish stock market in the past 15 years ...
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Why an Irish-listed ‘clean-tech’ firm's valuation plummeted from over €200m to under €10mUse precise geolocation data. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Store and/or access information on a ...
Dermot Crowley, chief executive of Dalata Hotel Group, which owns the Maldron and Clayton chains and is valued at a market cap of €1.1bn. Pictures: Fergal Phillips ...
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Trump tariffs: EU may take ‘nuclear’ option and target US tech giantsTaoiseach Micheál Martin warns against a move against the tech sector as EU considers retaliating to Donald Trump's suite of ...
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Trump’s announcement sent shockwaves through markets around the globe Wednesday, with the S&P 500 plunging 2.8 percent and ...
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Kenmare profits down 50pc as mineral prices fallIrish stock market-listed mining company Kenmare Resources have seen a 50pc fall in profits after tax as it saw the price of ...
The company raised £179 million in an initial public offering (IPO) in June, in a major boost to the London Stock Exchange ...
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