Ciara O'Brien is a Business and Technology Journalist at The Irish Times. She covers a range of topics including finance, economic policy, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on the housing market and AI platforms. Ciara's work has been featured in BioRxiv, The Irish Times, and Nature Portfolio.
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Ciara O'Brien's coverage primarily focuses on finance, technology, and business topics in Ireland. She frequently reports on private sector announcements and cites data to support her articles.
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By: Ciara O Brien
B ad internet access seems like a thoroughly modern problem. But as more of our lives shift online – work education , socialising, even interacting
Company denied wrongdoing but agreement could have a wider impact on its business The legal case being taken against Meta in the US over the design of its platforms came to an abrupt halt on Wednesday.
By: Ciara O'Brien
Almost everything you need is in the box, including heat-resistant gloves you’d do well not to ignore
Apple will see Ternus take over from Tim Cook on Tuesday Tuesday, September 1st marks a new era for Apple , with John Ternus taking over as chief executive while Tim Cook transitions to executive chairman.
Move is part of global strategic plan announced earlier this year More than 160 jobs could be at risk at PayPal in Ireland as the company plans to cut back its workforce here.
Company plans to grow workforce to 250 Autonomous customer relationship management company Klaviyo has signed a 10-year deal for its Dublin-based headquarters that will see it expand its presence here.
By: Ciara O Brien
Appliance maker ups the oral care stakes First it was the vacuum cleaner, then it was haircare. Now Dyson has set its sights on a new target: your mouth.
