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Petula Martyn

Mid West Correspondent

Directors not aware of scope of EU AI legislation

The European Union is closer to introducing major laws to regulate artificial intelligence.
Business • 16 Oct 23

What you need to know when filing an income tax return

Budget 2024 outlined how Government plans to spend the money it raised from tax revenue.
Business • 15 Oct 23

Ireland most generous country on GoFundMe

Ireland retains its status as the most generous country on GoFundMe for the fourth consecutive year, according to the crowdfunding platform.
Business • 05 Oct 23

C&AG - Local authority funding passes €6bn in 2022

Funding from central government to local authorities totalled almost €6.04 billion in 2022, according to the Comptroller and Auditor General report, which represents a net increase of around €270 million on 2021, and up around 127% since 2017.
Business • 29 Sep 23

C&AG - 10% of jobseeker's claimants overpaid

The Department of Social Protection carried out a control survey on the jobseeker's benefit scheme and found 9.7% of claimants were receiving more than they were entitled to, according to the C&AG Report.
Business • 29 Sep 23

C&AG - Defence Department's stocks valued at €255m

Stocks held by the Department of Defence at the end of 2022 were valued at just under €255m, an increase of 26% since 2017, according to the Comptroller and Auditor General's Report for 2022.
Business • 29 Sep 23

The Agri-Tech firms bringing efficiencies to farming

The products and services of Irish Agri-Tech companies are helping to bring greater efficiencies to farming.
Business • 23 Sep 23

What perks and benefits are being used to retain staff?

Google was renowned for the perks and benefits it offered employees.
Business • 16 Sep 23

As Paris bids adieu, will Ireland welcome e-scooters?

The ban on rental electric scooters in Paris is not seen as a setback by operators vying to enter the market in Ireland next year.
Business • 09 Sep 23

Study reveals stress and financial woes facing workers

Many employees are increasingly feeling cash-strapped as inflation continues to impact their ability to spend, according to a survey of Irish workers by PwC.
Business • 05 Sep 23
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