Move is part of ‘strategic review’ of global business

Payments firm employs about 2,000 in Ireland

Hugh Linehan: Their take on Middle-earth mixes arrested adolescent kitsch with an undercurrent of menace

Any further cuts likely to come from support and HR roles

PayPal says clothes, books and furniture are the most popular categories of preowned items

Biographer Walter Isaacson spent two years embedded with the Tesla, SpaceX and Twitter boss as he researched his book

Families adapting travel plans to cope with higher costs, with an average €2,320 spent on holidays this year

A simple-to-use app that’s ready to partner with Irish banks can help open your eyes to your carbon consumption and inform usage decisions, writes Ekko chief executive and co-founder Oli Cook

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Scheme on 20.7 acres expected to attract investors, developers and owner-occupiers given flexibility of buildings and site for range of uses

Payments company also plans to downsize offices, closing its Dundalk hub and seeking a smaller Dublin office

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Company employs more than 2,000 people in Ireland

Payments volume misses analysts’ expectations but shares recover some ground

Payments firm moved to cut staff in May this year

‘We are greatly enhancing the utility of moving crypto around’

It may soon become harder to get funding so firms need to build markets and only sell profitably

Company says decision not due to any specific economic conditions

Suleman Mazhar charged with a total of six theft, fraud and money laundering offences

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