Mallinckrodt to file Ireland’s second-largest examinership case within days
Irish court will be asked to rubberstamp $1.3 billion debt reduction plan agreed in US
Irish-based Mallinckrodt files for bankruptcy protection
Lawsuits in US claim company profited from country’s opioid epidemic
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Interest in Johnson Controls values company at $12bn
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Pharma company Mallinckrodt to create 75 new jobs in Dublin
Mallinckrodt to base global R&D facility for medical devices in Blanchardstown
Covidien unit pays €20m dividend, calls for savings
Subsidiary plans to introduce additional automation processes at Tullamore plant
Adient, world’s largest car seat maker, to be based in Ireland
Move comes on back of Johnson Controls’ $14 billion merger with Cork-based Tyco
Obama’s anti-inversion rules scupper Pfizer-Allergan deal
US drugs giant and Dublin firm to call off proposed merger over curbs to stop tax deals
US unveils new restrictions on firms moving tax affairs to Ireland
Measures have the potential to jeopardise ‘inversion’ of Pfizer with Allergan
Hillary Clinton criticises Irish corporate tax ‘perversion’
Democratic front-runner condemns Johnson Controls $16 billion merger with Tyco
Europe Letter: Europe begins to take steps against aggressive corporate tax planning
Initiatives might not be good for Ireland, which found itself back in headlines
EU to unveil anti-tax-avoidance package to curb aggressive corporate tax planning
Proposals to include curbing of shifting profits to lower-tax countries in EU
Government distances itself from corporate inversion mergers
Minister for Enterprise Richard Bruton says Ireland has no interest in winning such deals
Clinton criticises Irish-based corporate tax ‘inversion’
Democrat calls practice of US firms moving overseas to avoid tax ‘outrageous’
UK backlash builds against Google tax deal
Tech giant’s agreement to pay £130m in back taxes to UK government described as ‘derisory’
European shares down as oil price rally fizzles out
Bank shares fall across Europe with Italian and Spanish institutions faring worst
Johnson Controls to merge with Cork based Tyco
US manufacturer of car batteries will cut tax bill by $500m by acquiring Cork based protection and security company Tyco International
Mallinckrodt won’t give up Irish home
CEO says ‘pretty dramatic change’ in US tax code would be needed to move back
Covidien and Medtronic shareholders back $48bn merger
Deal awaits High Court sanction before completion to create global powerhouse in medical devices
Medical device chief with a healthy outlook on business
Innovation and adaptation are key strategies for Dublin-based multinational healthcare company Covidien, says its Brazilian CEO, José E Almeida
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