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Apple is seeking to have the European Commission's €13bn tax ruling annulled

Apple says EU tax bill defies reality and common sense

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The European Union's order for Apple to pay €13bn in back taxes to Ireland "defies reality and common sense", the US company has said.

Travel software firm Datalex had its shares delisted

Datalex chairman speaks out about financial issues

Taoiseach warned some jobs and businesses may be lost in the event of a no-deal Brexit

Some jobs may not be saved in no-deal - Taoiseach

Protesters outside the ABP plant in Cahir

Kepak postponing €6.5m investment at Clare meat plant

Mr Saint-Amans said he accepts the process is stressful for some countries and there is a lot at stake

Less tax for Ireland if global system is modernised

Bord Bia said a printing error occurred during the labelling process

Incorrectly labelled Centra beef withdrawn from sale

New Central Bank research has found that one third of all farms are classified as 'economically vulnerable'

One third of Irish farms 'economically vulnerable'

WeWork had been under pressure to proceed with the stock market flotation to secure funding for its operations.

WeWork hopes for IPO 'by end of year'

Markets More

All Market Reports

Brexit in focus.

Jo Swinson told the party conference that a Liberal Democrats government would revoke Article 50

No-deal Brexit like 'burning your house down' - Swinson

Taoiseach warned some jobs and businesses may be lost in the event of a no-deal Brexit

Some jobs may not be saved in no-deal - Taoiseach

UK sources say proposals put forward to end deadlock

Pound slips as Johnson sticks to Brexit pledge

One third of Irish farms 'economically vulnerable'

Brexit Countdown

Business Watch and Listen.

InTouchGo and HeatCalving.com are just two of the tech start-ups which aim to help farmers boost production

AgTech start-ups big feature at Ploughing Championships

New Central Bank research has found that one third of all farms are classified as 'economically vulnerable'

One third of Irish farms 'economically vulnerable'

Apple is seeking to have the European Commission's €13bn tax ruling annulled

Apple says EU tax bill defies reality and common sense

The price increases could be seen at pumps in about 4 to 5 weeks time

Petrol and diesel prices could rise 'significantly'

Double victory for Dublin GAA teams

Business GAA Style

Peter O'Brien has just launched his fifth collection at Dunnes

Around the world with fashion

Sharon Cunningham of Shorla was crowned Ireland's Best Young Entrepreneur last night

Best Young Entrepreneur award for Shorla's Cunningham

The Business hears of possible alternatives to customs posts on the border

Checking customs

European Central Bank cut its deposit interest rate - the rate it charges banks to hold money - from -0.4% to -0.5%

ECB announces measures to kick start euro zone economy

Chinese visitors enjoy the Irish landscape

Ceád Míle Fáilte to more Chinese visitors

Many agribusinesses still plan to increase sales to Northern Ireland and the UK in spite of Brexit

Brexit concerns up 100% among food and agribusiness

Ian Robertson, Professor of Psychology at Trinity College Dublin, talks to The Business

Minding your mind

Analysis & Comment.

Travelling to the ploughing? What you need to know

The Apple tax case appeal: All you need to know

Analysis and Comment

Bank to the future: online banking set for big changes

Analysis and Comment

Deposit interest rate cut - a Draghi on savers

Analysis and Comment

Does duty-free proposal take account of NI?

Business Brainstorm.

German chancellor Angela Merkel: "I lived behind the Iron Curtain so I know only too well what it means once borders vanish"

The view from Germany on Brexit

Analysing how Brexit will affect Germany has meant a better understanding of the benefits of the EU and the challenges faced by Ireland

Lady Gaga: common ties with Mahler, Philip Glass and Slade

Pop's long and winding road to the courts

Facing the cameras: Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg in Dublin in 2019

Can we trust Facebook to behave responsibly with our privacy?

Players at the 2019 Fortnite World Cup in New York. Photo: Johannes Eisele/AFP/Getty Images

More than a game: the unstoppable growth of esports

Boris Johnson attempts to conduct the media orchestra at yesterday's meeting with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar in Dublin

What could Boris Johnson learn from an orchestra conductor?

Technology & Innovation.

WeWork had been under pressure to proceed with the stock market flotation to secure funding for its operations.

WeWork hopes for IPO 'by end of year'

1,500 political adverts from the European elections were monitored

'Lack of consistency' in online political ads - report

Apple says EU tax bill defies reality and common sense

'World first' as drone delivers insulin to Aran Islands

The Apple tax case appeal: All you need to know

Analysis and Comment

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Your money.

Rebuild costs are up by 8% in Limerick, Cork and Galway over the last 12 months, while Dublin saw an increase of 5%

House rebuild costs rise by 6%, SCSI survey shows

The price increases could be seen at pumps in about 4 to 5 weeks time

Petrol and diesel prices could rise 'significantly'

Residential property prices in Dublin decreased by 0.2% on an annual basis in July, the latest CSO figures show

Property prices nationwide up 2.3%, Dublin prices slow

The annual inflation rate in August rose to 0.7% from 0.5% in July

Higher rents and mortgages push inflation higher

Can the man who brought us 'whatever it takes' to save save the euro manage to pull one more trick out of the hat before he vacates the top spot at the ECB?

Mario's last act - how ECB moves could affect you

Christmas season is creeping in.. only 105 days to go!

Here's how to save energy at home this winter

A quarter of people surveyed said they plan to make changes to their online shopping habits after Brexit

Brexit could impact rights of online shoppers

Kevin Conway said his actual balance should have been around €200

Wexford man €200m richer before error rectified

The highest average earnings were in the Information and Communications sector where weekly pay comes in at an average of €1,212.57

Average weekly pay increased at fastest pace in decade

The introduction of the second Payment Services Directive is to bring better protection and reduce fraud

Extra verification steps for mobile and online banking

Debit cards make up the vast majority of cards in issue in Ireland - and accounted for almost 85% of all spending

Card spending continued to rise in second quarter

Gardaí and the BPFI say banks would never contact customers by text looking for personal information

Bank customers warned over 'smishing' scam

Startup Nation.

InTouchGo and HeatCalving.com are just two of the tech start-ups which aim to help farmers boost production

AgTech start-ups big feature at Ploughing Championships

Agricultural technology continues to unlock data for farmers to help boost production.

Sharon Cunningham of Shorla was crowned Ireland's Best Young Entrepreneur last night

Best Young Entrepreneur award for Shorla's Cunningham

Mark Nealon with myStudyPal app

myStudyPal app launches in the UK

KeepAppy co-founders Aimee-Louise Carton and Will Ben Sims

New wellness app KeepAppy set to launch

Artomatix' AI tehcnology does 80-90% of the VFX work in 10% of the time

Artomatix automates art

More Startup Nation