Up to 2, 000 employees of Intel Corp’s Irish branch have been offered three months of unpaid leave as part of cost-cutting measures, the Business Post reported on Thursday.
Intel pushes Irish employees to a quarterly unpaid leave
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Northern Ireland Protocol is the centre of attention once again
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Northern Ireland has been without a government since February. The unionist DUP party refuses to form a coalition, out of dissatisfaction with the Northern Ireland Protocol.
Digital euro is on the horizon: what to expect and what’s the difference
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The days when we only paid in cash are decades behind us. Pins and digital payments are the most common thing in the world.
Irish Prime Minister banned from entering Russia
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Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin and some fifty other prominent Irish politicians are no longer allowed to enter Russian territory. Russia announced it. The measure is a response to Western sanctions due to the war in Ukraine.
Elon Musk goes on a firing spree
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Elon Musk has started a major round of resignations at Twitter. Between Thursday and Friday, an unknown number of employees of the platform received an e-mail about this. According to an employee who can keep his or her job, the layoffs are numerous.
Early elections in Northern Ireland are inevitable
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The country should have a new government by Friday at the latest, but has been in a political impasse since February. This is due to disagreements over Brexit agreements.
Irish and British Deliveroo customers were most active
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Customers of the British meal and grocery delivery company Deliveroo spent more on orders in the third quarter of this year than in the same period last year. The number of orders outside the United Kingdom and Ireland was lower.
Microsoft has evaded billions in taxes by using inter-branch transfer scheme
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According to investigators at Cictar, Microsoft has evaded billions in taxes in the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. In the same countries, the tech giant makes big money on government contracts.