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Dublin Chamber presses infrastructure Budget agenda
Read the full story: Dublin Chamber presses infrastructure Budget agendaCompetitiveness is being framed as a delivery problem. Dublin Chamber wants Budget 2027 to prioritise infrastructure, housing, R&D tax reform, skills, and simpler business compliance as Ireland faces geopolitical and domestic growth pressures.
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Mojo bets on AI-backed mortgage advice
Mojo says AI is helping advisers scale mortgage broking faster.…
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UK firms cut jobs as pay growth slows
UK businesses cut jobs rapidly in 2026 amid economic challenges.…
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AI projects stall as ROI lags
Gartner data shows many AI projects are misdirected and underperforming.…
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Irish boards warned on AI liability
Custom AI agents could shift serious risk onto Irish boards.…
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Inflation is creeping back through services
Service-sector inflation is returning through contracts, transport, and energy bills.…
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Data sovereignty becomes a capital question
Data infrastructure decisions now sit beside debt, power, and politics.…
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Rewards gap leaves workers feeling overlooked
Modest rewards still matter, but access remains sharply uneven nationwide.…
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AND Digital warns on AI readiness
AI adoption is widening, but enterprise understanding still lags badly.…
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Sole traders turn to AI tax advice
Sole traders are increasingly asking AI for support with tax.…
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OPIT launches applied AI doctorate online
OPIT is taking applied AI research online for professionals globally.…
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EBS tops start-up efficiency ranking
Entrepreneurial impact is not only a question of scale. Estonian Business School has ranked first in Europe for start-up creation efficiency among business schools, reflecting how focused ecosystems can outperform larger institutions.
