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Meta, Google, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Twitter, Microsoft, Apple and Tinder account for 87^% of cross-border GDPR complaints to Ireland’s DPC

US consumer price index comes in marginally below expectations, with core prices as expected

Hunter becomes the hunted as Hindenburg Research report hits Icahn Enterprises share price

AIB and Bank of Ireland enjoy positive sentiment

CEO Tim Cook says company no longer dealing with supply chain issues

The Iseq index gave up close to 0.4% in trading on Thursday

Karlin Lillington: I’d like to think we’ve reached a moment of reconsideration where people will opt for an open web model with more freedom, less surveillance, and greater user control

Big tech bests analys expectations after largely missing estimates over the last four quarters

Analysts say gains are largely linked to firms with AI technologies and are concerned by market’s extreme imbalance

Including Selling Sunset, Arnold Schwarzenegger in Fubar, The Muppets Mayhem and The Kardashians

Interest rate uncertainty ensures traders remain on the edge

Irish regulator to issue final ruling on US data transfers concerning Meta by May 12th

US tech company has only 5% of smartphone sales but is expanding share rapidly in premium segment

In previous years where Nasdaq gained 10%-25%, median number of stocks accounting for half those gains was three

Giant’s app hosts different classical genres, playlists for composers and a guide to eras of music

There must be better investment short cuts than buying a stock because it begins with the letter ‘A’

Mega-cap strength is masking broader weakness across stock market indices

Pricewatch: Mobile phones have sounded the death knell of many items we will never use again

Tech giant Apple is probably behind bulge in March figures as receipts from business tax look set to eclipse last year’s record total

Television: Becker remains an enigma throughout this exhaustive – occasionally exhausting – film

iPhone group does not disclose Irish corporation tax charge but it will have come to €8bn at headline 12.5% tax rate

The hope is that former leaders can bring stability, yet data suggests that companies which bring them back underperform

Access denied to sensitive data such as debtors’ contacts and photos after borrowers report blackmail attempts by lenders

Could we pay a single supplier a subscription to access the internet and interact with all of its content, without any further charges or ads?

Critics claim the technology carries alarming risks and needs better governance

Oscar-winner Alex Gibney charted tennis titan’s path from fortunes and trophies to squatters and prison

Apple, Microsoft, and Alphabet account for almost all of S&P 500′s gains in the first quarter

Outsize weighting in big stocks such as Apple and Microsoft masks broader market weakness

Ireland ranks fourth highest in Europe for requests in relation to criminal investigations, civil or administrative cases

Planet Business: Pink hearts and other new emojis, a Russian exit tax and the viral puffer jacket image mistaken for real papal style

The Iseq was up by slightly more than 0.1% in a volume-light session in Dublin

Including Dead Ringers, Transatlantic, Boom! Boom! The World vs Boris Becker, Citadel and season two of Sweet Tooth

Jon S Baird’s diverting movie deals with efforts of an entrepreneur to secure rights to Tetris in the face of KGB resistance and tangled bureaucracy

More than 1,000 researchers and executives sign open letter to halt what they describe as a ‘dangerous’ arms race

Dusty is an Irish schoolteacher who has somehow ended up in small-town Louisiana – one of those amiably bedraggled types at which Chris O’Dowd excels

Near record levels of outperformance is partly explained by the awful performance of tech stocks in 2022 but scale of the rebound is unexpected

Multinational chief executives stress the importance of creating a more level playing field if China wants to attract more foreign investment

Such a move would pit it against the likes of Sky and Amazon

Rise in users of paid subscription services drives growth as industry figures call for higher prices

Xbox boss Phil Spencer says store could launch as soon as next year if regulators clear Activision Blizzard deal