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Dublin-based proptech company SpaceOS secures €5m in investment
Firm has developed software for the property sector that helps users manage workspaces
Microsoft quietly deletes largest public face recognition data set
Database of 10m faces has been used by military researchers and Chinese firms
Post-Brexit bonus for Ireland? Not from Japan
Everything from small size of Irish market to the dearth of good Japanese restaurants cited as factor
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Japan seeks closer ties with Ireland after Brexit
Foreign minister cites concerns about future of Japanese firms in UK
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Leckey makes equipment to improve the quality of life and social inclusion of children with special needs
Japan to build $2 billion monorail across Panama Canal
Central America’s first monorail project attracts Hitachi and Mitsubishi interest
$1.2 billion scandal casts a pall on Japan’s corporate clean-up efforts
Toshiba boss and executives resign over profit inflation in past six years
Buoyant mood sets new highs in European markets
Dublin fails to follow European peers as leading stocks act as drag on index
Cutting the power cable – the rise and rise of wireless charging
Since the pioneering experiments of Nikola Tesla, wireless power transmission has been a dream, but is likely to breakthrough soon
Barclays to go high-tech with new finger-vein readers
British bank plans to introduce biometric device to read and verify user’s unique vein patterns
Philips, Samsung, Infineon fined €138m for fixing chip prices
Companies knew their conduct was illegal, says European Commission
Big companies get involved in Big Brother-style monitoring of staff
Employers are already able to track and monitor each and every move their employees make
FTSE100 chairmen want Britain to renegotiate EU relationship
Survey indicates disenchantment with EU stretches to top of corporate Britain
China and Japan seek closer trade links to help ease political tensions
Leaders tell China-Japan Asia CEO Forum corporates must help improve relations
Japanese firms struggle to retool for ‘internet of things’
The death of Japanese high-tech may have been exaggerated as it works out how to take advantage of an interconnected world
Apple in advanced talks to buy Japan chip venture
Shares of Renesas surge by as much as 19 per cent after media reports on possible sale
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