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VistaMed in Co Leitrim has announced it is to create 125 jobs as part of a €7m investment at plants in Carrick-on-Shannon and Roosky. The announcement was made at the official opening of VistaMed's new extension to its Carrick-on-Shannon manufacturing facility. The expansion is part of a new investment programme supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through Enterprise Ireland.
Oxford International, a Cork-based information technology and engineering company is to create 56 jobs in an expansion announced Friday(16 May).
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Taoiseach defends Irish tax regime at OECD meeting in Paris. Ireland is not a tax haven and Internet giants such as Yahoo! are attracted to the low-tax country for sound business reasons, the Taoiseach has said, fending off a French attack. "The concept of tax haven has nothing to do with Ireland," Enda Kenny told a debate at the headquarters of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Twitter today reported its slowest pace of user growth during the fourth quarter. The news dimmed hopes that the social media phenomenon can sustain its fast pace of expansion and wiped out more than 10% of its value on Wall Street last night. The San Francisco company posted better than expected quarterly revenue of $243m in its first results as a public company. But investors focused on the anaemic user growth, as well as a severe decline in timeline views, a measure of user engagement.
The European Central Bank left interest rates at a record low today but said it remained ready to act, acknowledging that emerging market turbulence could hit the euro zone. Risks to the euro zone's economy remain skewed to the downside, ECB President Mario Draghi said after interest rates were held at 0.25%, and inflation would be low for a protracted period.
Google agreed a deal last night to sell Motorola to Chinese tech giant Lenovo for $2.91 billion, after a lacklustre two-year effort to turn around the smartphone maker it bought for $12.5 billion.
Euro zone economic confidence increased in January to the highest level since July 2011, a key European Commission indicator showed today. Confidence in the 18-nation area stood at 100.9 points compared to 100.4 in December. The EU's ESI indicator showed confidence notably on the rise in major economies Germany (0.7 points), where confidence was at its highest since August 2011, and in France (1.1 points), the highest since April 2012.
For those of you heading to or living in the capital! A list of the Top 10 coffee houses in Dublin with free wi-fi. http://lovindublin.com/dublin/best-places-work-remotely-dublin-free-wifi/
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There are still a few places left on our trip to Monte Sibillini this April. Email intothewestadventures@gmail.com or call Mark on 0879861764 for details.
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Invoice finance company Bibby Financial Services is establishing a €60m fund for SMEs in Ireland. The fund is aimed at viable Irish SMEs that need to generate cash flow to sustain or grow their businesses and have given up on their banks. It promises decisions within five days. The company supports SMEs by giving them access to cash tied up in invoices through invoice financing. The €60m fund is part of the company’s three year Irish expansion strategy which aims to double the size of its current workforce. It wants to see a 50% increase in the company’s market share over the next three years here.
News of NUI Galway leading the way. The first facility in Ireland licensed to manufacture human stem cells opened in NUI Galway this morning. The development will mean some patients suffering from certain diseases will be able to access clinical trials of stem cell therapies. The custom-built facility will take small samples of bone marrow from adult donors and culture them in a specially designed laboratory to make billions of stem cells.
Professor John Fitzgerald of the Economic and Social Research Institute has said that Irish Water could incur extra costs of between €1.5bn and €2bn, through the employment of over 2,000 staff that it does not need. Prof Fitzgerald was commenting on reports that Irish Water could employ over 4,000 local authority staff until 2025 as part of the arrangement to transfer services to the company. However, it has been reported that Irish Water representatives believe they actually need less than 2,000 staff.
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