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Thursday, 10 July, 2025 | | |
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Despite all the warnings about corporation tax drying up, Ireland’s corporate tax boom has generated €156 billion in just 10 years, figures from the Department of Finance show. Eoin Burke-Kennedy reports. Eoin also breaks down where that corporation tax money has been spent in his column this week. Australian financial services giant Macquarie has agreed to sell Broadstone Housing Investments, its Irish
social housing and mortgage-to-rent (MTR) business, to the unit’s chief executive. It marks a strategy U-turn for the Australian group, having failed to build up an Irish residential portfolio of scale. Joe Brennan has the story. JP Morgan chief executive officer Jamie Dimon said in Dublin on Thursday that financial markets are too complacent
about the outcome of US negotiations with trading partners on tariffs and pricing in a low probability of the Federal Reserve having to hike interest rates again. Joe Brennan was there. |
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