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Stripe to add 200 jobs at Dublin headquarters in endorsement of âIrish talentâ (opens the original)
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Stripe is to create 200 jobs at its Dublin headquarters, as the financial technology company continues to grow its operation here. The new roles will include engineering jobs and go-to-market roles. The move marks a further expansion of Stripeâs Dublin headquarters, which was opened in 2013 and serves as the hub for Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The company employs more than 1,000 people in Ireland, with its headcount rising by more than 35 per cent since the start of the year. âIn the
Workday to cut jobs at Dublin HQ (opens the original)
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US technology giant Workday is to cut jobs at its Dublin operation, with up to 80 roles thought to be at risk. Staff at the company have been informed of the development and the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment has been notified of the job cuts. Workday, which makes cloud-based business software, did not confirm an exact figure, but it is understood between 70 and 80 jobs will go as part of the process. The company employs about 2,000 people in Ireland, with about 80 per cent invol
Workday to cut jobs in Dublin HQ but will press on with AI centre of excellence (opens the original)
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US technology giant Workday is to cut jobs at its Dublin operation, with up to 80 roles thought to be at risk. Staff at the company have been informed of the development and the Department of Enterprise has been notified of the job cuts. Workday, which makes cloud-based business software, did not confirm an exact figure for job losses in Ireland, but it is understood between 70 and 80 jobs will go as part of the process. The company employs about 2,000 people in Ireland, with about 80 per cent i
Australian firm to take 35% stake in Daft.ie owner (opens the original)
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Australian property group REA is to buy a 35 per cent stake in Daft.ie owner Distilled in a deal worth an estimated â¬248 million. The company said the purchase of the minority stake would be funded from debt and existing cash reserves. Distilled Media, which was founded by brothers Eamonn and Brian Fallon, includes property portals Daft.ie and PropertyPal, classified ads site Adverts.ie, and car marketplaces Used Cars NI and DoneDeal.ie. Irish-based investment manager Blacksheep Fund Managemen
Consumer sentiment hits four month low (opens the original)
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Irish consumers turned nervous in September, with consumer sentiment falling to a four-month low as renewed fears over increasing energy prices and signs of a cooling jobs market weighed on the mood. But the Credit Union Consumer Sentiment Survey found consumers were not dramatically more negative, with the decline seen as âmarginalâ. The headline consumer sentiment index fell to 61.1. The decline reversed the increase that was recorded in the previous month, when it stood at 63.2, and is be
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