How our tax system rewards foreign investors in Irish property International investment companies bulk buying Irish residential property is the logical outcome of government policy Tax • 37 mins
Why the EU and Canada's CETA deal is not just another treaty There are a number of reasons for Ireland to be cautious about this particular trade agreement law • 21 hrs
How to stop managers spying on staff working from home Companies need to crack down on how exactly managers are using surveillance tools to check up on workers Work and Careers • 12 May
The CEO is on mute: the rise and rise of virtual AGMs Are shareholders missing out on more than just a free lunch and a chance to rant at the company's board? Business • 11 May
Here's what hackers can do with your mobile phone number Having your mobile phone number freely available significantly increases your vulnerability to cyber-attacks technology • 11 May
Are we on the road to sustainable freight transport? To decarbonise road freight transport, researchers have been working on decoupling the link of economic growth to logistics emissions through operational efficiency and technology. Sustainability • 28 Apr
Colin the Caterpillar and the curious case of IP rights The conflict of IP law historically reserved to courtrooms is entering our lives with an ever-increasing frequency and in more striking ways with the Colin ... Intellectual Property • 26 Apr
What makes a job meaningful and why that matters Work can provide much more than a monthly paycheque to make it meaningful such as community and social connection and the opportunity to make a ... work • 20 Apr
How workplace bullying costs Ireland €239 million every year One in 10 employees in Ireland have experience of being bullied and the problem is unlikely to go away with remote working Work & careers • 16 Apr
What motivates a whistleblower? Opinion: there are many reasons why an employee chooses to expose wrongdoing in their organisation and culture change is required to make whistleblowing less of ... Whistleblowing • 26 Mar
A tip for your next work meeting: what would Tommy Tiernan do? We can all learn from the comedian's ability on his TV show to see and draw out the value in people. Work and Careers • 13 Apr
How to deal with ageism and bullying in the workplace Research has found that many Irish workers over 55 years of age believe age is a factor in the workplace Brainstorm • 26 Mar
How much money does whistleblowing cost people who speak out? Speaking out can mean legal fees, travel expenses, health supports and loss of income due to career change Work and Careers • 26 Mar
Can you sue your robot? Creating a legal personality and classification for robots raises a number of interesting issues technology • 25 Mar
Is email ruining your life? Email has become the bane of many people's working and personal life so is there any way back? Work and Careers • 24 Mar
Does where you work influence your political beliefs? The way we are treated at work can shape our beliefs about how others should be treated Work and Careers • 22 Mar
Why password rules and restrictions don't work Organisations need to do more on password security rather than making the user remember strings of characters and numbers technology • 24 Mar
How global brands try to woo local markets International companies often package their product with specific language and imagery in an effort to connect with local consumers Brands • 19 Mar
Are computers really able to tell if you're happy or sad? Emotion recognition technologies currently show low levels of accuracy so there's a way to go before they can read your emotions technology • 19 Mar
How inexperienced investors are taken in by hype Research using eye-tracking technology found big contrasts between how different investors gather information Investments • 2 hrs
A 'totally inequitable' tax system for those working from home The current tax regime is both inequitable and inadequate for employees who may be working from home long into the future Work and Careers • 10 Mar
Why the Davy story is Groundhog Day for the financial sector Can anything can be done to prevent this type of opportunistic conduct and misbehaviour in banking and finance? Banking • 09 Mar
The issues with Ireland's 'women in the home' constitution clause Article 41.2 was built on the myth of the male breadwinner, which impacted women differently depending on their background Ireland • 08 Mar
Do our social media likes reflect what we do and think offline? Our likes and brand behaviours tend to be more genuine when our online followers are true friends Social Media • 09 Mar
Why is there only one Irish cheese with protected status? The protected designation of origin scheme could be of huge commercial benefit to Irish cheese makers Food • 05 Mar
