The Top 1000 companies in Ireland
Top 1000: Disruption, inconvenience and some extra costs, yet Irish exporters are holding their own in the face of increased trade tariffs. Paul Colgan reports
Top 1000: Despite strong growth and tax receipts, mounting fiscal, inflation and infrastructure challenges will test the Government’s budgetary resolve, writes Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Top 1000: The AI boom looks bubbly. But should investors really panic? Proinsias O’Mahony reports
Top 1000: Data centres underpin Ireland’s digital economy and ambitions for AI growth, but the sector’s energy demands must be aligned with climate targets
Top 1000: Ireland’s aviation sector could be in for a bumpy ride writes Eoghan Corry
The Smooth Company founder Aine Kennedy discusses international expansion, almost missing out on Forbes 30 under 30 for fear of being scammed, and keeping the personal touch
Top 1000: Succession challenges and economies of scale are driving a wave of consolidation across fragmented sectors, writes Danielle Barron
Ciara O’Brien takes a look at some of the latest AI-powered productivity and creative tools
Top 1000: New chief executives, surprise departures and high-profile appointments have reshaped corporate Ireland over the past year
Pharma company Eli Lilly makes the top 10 for the first time, while CRH ranks as the largest indigenous company
Irish business leaders are investing in AI to streamline operations and free up time for building relationships
The founder of Sculpted by Aimee is leading the Irish beauty boom, but scaling a global brand means bigger ambitions and bigger scrutiny
Our pick of the latest tech tools that make tasks easier, from packing for business trips to brewing a perfect cup of coffee on the go
We have long been told that AI will create more jobs than it destroys, but will these optimistic predictions come to pass?
Improved capital availability and reduced interest rates contribute to increased momentum in mergers and acquisitions
Heavy EU fines loom unless the State cuts environmental emissions by 2030. How are we doing so far?
Despite our unique tourism offer the sector faces many challenges, including rising costs, falling revenue and uncertainty over VAT
It seems that everyone from Hollywood celebs to private equity houses and petrostate sovereign wealth funds wants to jump on the sports investment bandwagon. Nathan Johns looks at this trend and how it is spreading to Ireland
Shorla Oncology founders Orlaith Ryan and Sharon Cunningham on building an internationally successful pharma company from a base in Clonmel
Perhaps the bottom has fallen out of the market, or maybe this downturn is a blip; industry experts have a nuanced perspective
Top 1000 Companies: Emmet Ryan asked some of the winners of The Irish Times Business Person of the Month from the past year to share their insights on five key questions that will impact the Irish economy in the period ahead
Our economy continues to perform strongly despite the occupational hazard of reliance on foreign investment
Continuity has mostly been the order of the day at corporate Ireland’s top table but there have been some significant changes this year
Big tech firms take first four slots in The Irish Times’ annual Top 1000 ranking of companies
Top 1000: At the end of July, Japan’s Nikkei index was up 18 per cent in 2024 but was down 5 per cent on the year after just two days of trading in August
Quite alarming statistics are emerging in relation to Dublin’s commercial property market. Is this a temporary blip, an indication of a long-term slump, or an opportunity for some lateral thinking?
Top 1000: The Global Business Travel Association expects corporate travel to return to and exceed its pre-pandemic peak this year
Internationally, volumes are down slightly but values up strongly, with deals above $1bn showing third consecutive quarter of growth
As artificial intelligence becomes more widespread in the workplace, here’s how the technology can give businesses an edge
Top 1000: There are growing concerns the EU’s much-heralded Green Deal to decarbonise Europe risks being derailed
iPhone maker Apple recorded revenue of just under €200bn; while Google, Microsoft and Meta are all ranked in the top five
Top 1000: Irish Times Business Person of the Month award winners share their views on tackling climate change and their personal sustainability choices
The Irish economy continues to perform well but there are potential speed bumps ahead
Top 1000: Cubic Telecom CEO sold a majority share in his business to Japan’s SoftBank last year for €473m, a deal that helped him secure the title of The Irish Times Business Person of the Year
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