Our 9 favourite business stories of the year
We take a look back at some personal highlights from Fora for 2016.
We take a look back at some personal highlights from Fora for 2016.
The Sumitomo Corporation will pay just over €750m for the Dublin-based fruit supplier.
Fora reporter Paul O’Donoghue was declared ‘upcoming journalist of the year’.
Starter-home purchasers will only have to pay 10% deposits – regardless of the property value.
More people are joining the workforce as the number in jobs tops 2 million.
The competition to attract multinationals’ investment keeps heating up.
The move follows a pay scandal last year over former boss Pat Smith’s €500,000 salary package.
The company needs new investors to stay afloat.
But IT professionals continue to be in hot demand with most fielding headhunting calls several times a year.
Co-founder Brett Meyers will give up his CEO role as part of the change.
The company paid €48m in corporate tax after most of the money went to royalties and other costs.
Anchorage Capital Group already owned more than one-third of the telecoms company.
The company has already paid out millions on redundancies since 2014.
Total spending across all platforms has gone up one-third in a year.
The company now employs more than 2,000 people worldwide.
Terra Solar plans to develop farms across Ireland’s south and south-west.
Overall VC funding for the continent has dropped to the lowest level in nearly two years.
The share of people using mobile devices for payments has tripled across Europe in a year.
The company’s subsidiary delivered significant profits – but they disappeared in interest on an internal loan.
Capitalflow has already provided one-sixth of the money after launching six months ago.