View this email in your browser Business Today Thursday, 24 September, 2026 Editor's Note Good morning, reader Big technology companies continued to dominate the Top 1,000 rankings of companies published on Thursday, with Apple once again way out in front in terms of both turnover and profits. As Ciaran Hancock writes, the iPhone maker recorded revenue of €209.3 billion in the year to September 27th, 2025, with profits of €72 billion. Full details of the Top 1,000 companies can be found in a magazine with today’s edition of The Irish Times. Davy’s UK unit swung into a small profit last year, as its staff costs declined even after booking £1.3 million of redundancy costs as it laid off 10 staff in its capital markets business in London. Joe Brennan reports. An investment firm linked to top Government adviser on infrastructure Sean O’Driscoll has reported a rise in assets to more than €35 million, new financial accounts show. Killian Woods has the details. Continue Reading Peter Flanagan   TOP BUSINESS STORIES Business ‘There’s nothing like it’: Meta unveils dedicated ‘Charm’ device for using Muse AI Markets Oil prices fall as Iran says it is open to diplomacy to end the war Business Kennedy Wilson and partner secure €180m AIB funding for Player Wills scheme in Dublin 8 Business Dublin landlords selling up in greater numbers amid rental reforms Business Data centres ‘may have used as much water’ last year in Ireland as more than 340,000 homes Joanne Hunt I’m transferring a €600,000 house to my two sons: How will tax be calculated? MORE BUSINESS STORIES Business Davy UK swings into profit as staff costs fall amid lay-offs Business Tech giant Apple continues to dominate Irish Top 1,000 rankings with €209bn in revenue Business European shares fall as oil prices and interest rate expectations climb Business Pretax profits at Collison brothers’ Stripe unit in Dublin hit $445m Do you have questions about becoming an Irish Times subscriber, or about your subscription? You'll find handy guides in our FAQs, and you can manage many aspects of your subscription in the My Account section. Never miss a business story Subscribe now for just €1 for your first month SUBSCRIBE