Pandemic dividend Flexible working, statutory sick pay, occupational pensions and another bank holiday - these were some of the pandemic dividend possibilities put forward by the Government ... Business • 20 hrs
Measurement matters The British Government recently announced a decision to reintroduce Imperial measurements. Business • 23 Sep
Business and the Climate Are businesses living up to their environmental responsibilities? Business • 22 Sep
The ups and downs of aviation The Covid-19 pandemic continues to impact the aviation sector here despite the gradual lifting of restrictions. Business • 20 Sep
The return of disco Night clubs were one of the first venues to close when the pandemic struck and one of the last to reopen. Business • 10 Sep
The Housing Crisis One of Ireland's biggest property developers gives his take on the Government's plans to spend €20 billion over the next five years in order to ... Business • 08 Sep
The Great Resignation There are many people who are dreading the return to the office, so much so that we are seen a new worldwide trend of The ... Business • 06 Sep
The good life More people are moving out of cities for the good life in rural Ireland. Business • 27 Jul
The Spirit of Daniel O'Connell Maurice O'Connell has drawn on his extraordinary family history to create a brand of whiskey called The Liberator. Business • 26 Jul
Instagram hacking What if you are a small business relying on Instagram for sales and you're hacked? Business • 23 Jul
Sunshine days More and more companies are opting to give their staff time off when the sun shines. Business • 22 Jul
A taxing issue The Government last week published its Summer Economic Statement setting out its economic and budgetary priorities for the coming year. Business • 21 Jul
China's Generation Zen A growing number of young people who are refusing to work the hours that the older generations expect of them is causing concern for Chinese ... Business • 14 Jul
Northern Stargazer As the billionaires race to space, one Irish woman has been working in the space sector for years. Business • 13 Jul
Fake IDs As the EU Digital Covid Certificate rollout begins just how credible will these 'digital' IDs be and how easily can they be manipulated or copied? Business • 12 Jul
Mary Portas - Retail Royalty Mary Portas delivered dressing downs to shopkeepers all over the UK and she has also worked as a retail czar for David Cameron's government. Business • 07 Jul
Ryanair letter Ryanair chief Michael O'Leary last week penned a strongly worded letter to Transport Minister Eamon Ryan yesterday. Business • 06 Jul
The Love Island Effect Love Island netted ITV over £12m in revenues before the first episode of the new season aired on last Monday as advertisers and sponsors have ... Business • 05 Jul
A new love affair with runners Sales of runners have soared in the last couple of years. Nike is one brand to benefit and Bloomberg reported last week that its revenue ... Business • 01 Jul
Trump Talks Former US President Donald Trump is planning a lot of running about later this year. Business • 29 Jun
Focus on Moderna As conversations continue around the vaccine rollout, one of Moderna's co founders Dr Kenneth Chien talks to The Business. Business • 28 Jun
Spying on workers A French court ordered IKEA to pay a €1m fine for spying on its French staff last week. Business • 22 Jun
Sports Endorsements Soccer star Ronaldo pushed two bottles of coke aside at a Euro 2020 press conference and Coca Cola's market value dropped by $4 billion. Business • 21 Jun
Customers Behaving Badly A video of a woman spitting on a security man after being ejected from Harrods went viral recently. Business • 18 Jun
