View this email in your browser Business Today Monday, 13 July, 2026 Editor's Note Good morning, reader The Irish unit of US tech firm PTC paid just $151,000 in corporation tax here last year, even though its profits soared to $240 million. Killian Woods has the details. The Irish Association of Pension Funds (IAPF) is seeking support for the creation of an Irish-focused investment fund, arguing that pension portfolios have shifted too far away from domestic assets over recent decades. Irish investments now account for just 3 per cent of the €145 billion held in occupational and private pension schemes, down from a majority of assets in schemes before the turn of the millennium. Joe Brennan reports. Continue Reading Joe Brennan   TOP BUSINESS STORIES Business Pensions group calls for Irish fund as shift from domestic assets goes ‘too far’ Business ‘We’re aiming for 90,000 bottles by 2029’: Meet the Dutchman betting €4m on Slane vineyard Business SYS Financial exceeds €1.1bn assets under advisement with latest deal Business Irish unit of US technology firm PTC pays just $151,000 tax as profit soars to $240m Work ‘Ireland is a little speedboat whereas Germany is a giant tanker’ Pilita Clark The perils of kissing-up and kicking-down at work MORE BUSINESS STORIES Business Energia’s new owners appoint Gary McGann as chairman Business DCC under pressure to secure higher price despite doubts over Flavin’s call for 50% more Business Global stocks rise while investors assess latest Middle East developments Economy Simon Harris channels Father Ted in search for elusive EU deal on financial reforms Do you have questions about becoming an Irish Times subscriber, or about your subscription? You'll find handy guides in our FAQs, and you can manage many aspects of your subscription in the My Account section. Never miss a business story Subscribe now for just €1 for your first month SUBSCRIBE