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The Central Bank of Ireland's windows on the world: "it's clear that the banking sector in Ireland does require close regulatory supervision"

The long and winding road to changing Irish banking culture

Banking / 08 Nov

Anyone for a game of Boar on the Floor?

Lessons from Logan Roy and Succession for family businesses

Family businesses / 07 Nov

Lights, cameras, tax relief

Time for a close-up on Section 481's impact on Irish film culture

HEY KID! DO YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE TOXIC TRIANGLE? Photo: Mike Theiler/AFP/Getty Images

Donald Trump and the toxic triangle

United States / 06 Nov

"Communicating and connecting with others through face-to-face discussion is valuable because it is not something that can be edited, paused or replayed."

Has technology killed our ability to talk face-to-face?

"Low quality jobs are characterised by low earnings, limited job security, poor future prospects, as well as poor social and physical work environments"

Why job quality needs to be on the employment agenda

Work & careers / 22 Oct

The road to tourism nirvana? "As tourists are seeking new experiences, the challenge for rural tourism destinations is to present a unique experience so that they can remain competitive"

How to attract tourists to rural Ireland

Tourism / 23 Oct

"Ireland's Central Bank has improved much since the 2008 crisis and is one of the few Irish public bodies making whistleblower information available"

What I learned about Irish banking culture from whistleblowers

Banking / 21 Oct

VAR says no

How technology like VAR is changing sport

"The subjective nature of luxury now means that a vast array of brands have associated themselves to the luxury tagline". Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto via Getty Images

Just what does luxury mean in 2019?

Luxury / 23 Oct

The cast of 2009 RTÉ One TV series Five Women Go Back to Work

Will returnships help women back to work after an extended break?

Work & careers / 18 Oct

All of the lights: "it seems that people aren't asking whether or not social network use actually makes us any happier - and that is the point of socialising, isn't it?"

Why social media is depressing the rich

Social Media / 17 Oct

No-one is leaving until Tony Connelly gets here

How to unlock the Brexit conundrum

Brexit / 16 Oct

Is "brainstorm" a good example of this?

The baffling and bewildering world of business jargon

Business / 15 Oct

Is it time to shake up how artists get paid by Spotify and other streaming services?

Why 90% of your streaming cash goes to acts you may not like

Music business / 14 Oct

Full speed ahead: "Northern Ireland's continuing membership of the UK requires democratic interrogation"

How Northern Ireland could work its way back to EU after Brexit

Brexit / 14 Oct

Successful executives are often charismatic, confident and driven, characteristics sometimes linked to Antisocial Personality Disorder

My boss is a psychopath: why bad people get good jobs

Work & careers / 11 Oct

"What recovery means is the capacity to live, work and love again"

A guide to going back to work after a mental health illness

Work & careers / 10 Oct

It's two years since allegations of sexual assault and harassment were made against film producer Harvey Weinstein.

What's been the impact of #MeToo on the workplace?

The Michelin man is always watching

A history of the Michelin Guide and Ireland

Michelin Star / 08 Oct

Most firms and people are drawn towards agglomerations and cities like Dublin, Cork and Limerick like a magnetic force

Why Ireland needs real decentralisation

Decentralisation / 07 Oct

"The Minister for Finance has the weight of the past, and not just expectations of the future, on his shoulders"

A history of Irish budgets

Brainstorm / 07 Oct

Online retailers can use data to predict demand and set prices accordingly to maximise profit. Photo: Dean Drobot/Shutterstock

How algorithms keep online prices high

Online Shopping / 02 Oct

76% of hospitality workers surveyed said they experienced verbal abuse

Tip not included: how some restaurants exploit their staff

Restaurants / 04 Oct

"Seek introductions to large companies and start having conversations with those organisations you feel can add most value to your innovative product/service"

What is open innovation?

Business / 30 Sep

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