Live News updates on business, tech, and current affairs. South Korea bans new downloads of DeepSeek's AI chatbot due to data protection concerns. Hvivo, an Irish clinical trials firm, signs a £2 million deal with a new biopharmaceutical client for a human metapneumovirus study. Markets open with the Iseq All Share and FTSE 100 in the green. The Irish timber industry seeks government support after Storm Éowyn damage. Imagine, an Irish rural broadband provider, signs a deal with National Broadband Ireland (NBI).
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South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission said the DeepSeek app became unavailable on the App Store and Google Play on Saturday evening. 08.15 - Markets open: Iseq in the green In Dublin, the Iseq All Share opened the week in the green, adding just under 0.3 per cent as of 08.12.Across the sea, the FTSE 100 also opened in the green, rising by 0.13 per cent.
He also stated that the industry required grants to assist in replanting the vast areas that have been felled by extreme winds across the country, while snapped wood needed to be utilised efficiently before it rots and degrades into lower-quality timber.07.45 - Imagine signs deal with NBI Imagine, an Irish rural broadband provider, has signed a deal with National Broadband Ireland .
07.30 - Paschal Donohoe in Brussels for series of meetings Paschal Donohoe, the finance minister, is set to travel to Europe this week to represent Ireland at several engagements.
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