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Adam Maguire

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Bitcoin Bounce: Crypto fans hope for a Trump bump

Political change in the US is raising hopes among the crypto community that their coins will soon be on their way to the moon, writes Adam Maguire.
Business • 10 Dec 24

Ad-vent: Brands battle to create a classic Christmas ad

Crafting a heartwarming Christmas ad has become a vital part of a big brands' marketing plan, but few manage to intertwine themselves fully with the festive season, writes Adam Maguire.
Business • 10 Dec 24

Dublin Fingal West: The story of the count

Election 24 • 02 Dec 24

Rate cuts coming but rising costs put SMEs under pressure

There is good news on the horizon for businesses but also plenty of uncertainty, according to Treasury Solutions CEO John Finn.
Business • 29 Nov 24

Track Tackle: How teams use data to find an edge

Performance trackers have become central to every professional and elite amateur sport in the world and Irish firms sit at the centre of the industry, writes Adam Maguire
Business • 06 Dec 24

Relative Risk: Home DNA tests could pose privacy risk

The financial woes of one of the world's biggest genetic testing firms has raised serious privacy issues around the valuable user data it holds, writes Adam Maguire
Business • 21 Nov 24

Firms need to rethink role of finance - survey

Companies' finance departments need to rethink their role to ensure they keep up with the changing face of business, according to a new study.
Business • 20 Nov 24

Skills shortages a top concern within trades - survey

Skills shortages - and the cost of recruiting skilled labour - is the most common concern among tradespeople, according to a new survey.
Business • 18 Nov 24

Can We Fix It? Right to Repair rules could cut costs

From ice creams to smartphones to tractors, the right to repair movement should help consumers and businesses get more out of their devices, writes Adam Maguire.
Business • 14 Nov 24

Air Spy-er: How your appliances may be listening to you

'Smart' appliances might seem futuristic, but they can also be a new way for companies to gobble up more of your personal data, writes Adam Maguire.
Business • 09 Nov 24
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