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“To solve a major challenge, to turn a business around, or to deliver long term sustainable growth, it takes hundreds of small actions” — John Jordan, CEO of Ornua

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An Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar, TD, launches Enterprise Ireland’s International Markets Week (IMW)

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British Irish Chamber gravely concerned over impasse in trade talks

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Key areas for Irish employers to be aware of in advance of the UK’s departure from the EU in December

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Guest blog: A ‘No Deal’ Brexit will hit Food & Fisheries hardest

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‘Brexit Day’ countdown sees Irish business leaders focused on disparate EU and UK relationships

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More time to plan and prepare for Brexit – Catherine Moroney, Head of Business Banking, AIB

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Survey shows SMEs will invest €110,000 on average over next three months despite Brexit concerns

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Stripe secures Irish e-money licence from the Central Bank

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Optimism among Irish companies falls to weakest point in eight years

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Brexit poses data protection challenges for businesses

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Ireland fifth most attractive country in the world for FDI

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Irish SMEs could feel knock-on effect of potential downturn for UK SMEs

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Estimated value of assets from financial services firms moving to Dublin could be over €1.1 trillion

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Ireland Day at the NYSE gathers major business and government leaders to discuss the future of Irish US economic partnership

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Ireland’s business model is undergoing significant change and requires ‘agile thinking’ – Ibec CEO

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Largest retail bodies in Ireland, the UK and Northern Ireland warn against ‘No Deal’ Brexit

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Guest article: What the post-Brexit economy will mean for businesses in Ireland

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Central Bank warns no-deal Brexit could cut economic growth to 1.5%

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Irish M&A activity for 2019 expected to be at or above 2018 levels in sellers’ market