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has announced plans to create 800 new roles in Ireland over the next three years to leverage its investment in artificial intelligence to develop new software products. Ian Curran has the details.says it will be hiring 100 new staff over the next two years. The announcement comes as it opens a new Dublin office and marks 50 years since its first investment in Ireland.s says the group has spent between €6 million and €7 million housing its staff.
Dawn Meats has signed a major deal with a South Korean group just a day after that country agreed to allowface bills of at least €7 billion to bring their properties into line with tough new EU environmental standards, writes Barry O’Halloran.
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