Barry J Whyte

Barry J Whyte

Barry J Whyte joined The Sunday Business Post in 2013 as a business reporter. Whyte spent the previous four years in New York, where he worked as the web editor for Institutional Investor magazine. He has worked in the past for the Phoenix magazine and RTE.ie. He studied at DIT, UCD and Columbia Journalism School.

Jehovah’s Witnesses in spotlight over their response to abuse cases

Jehovah’s Witnesses in spotlight over their response to abuse cases

In a number of cases, members have criticised the hierarchy about the handling of allegations of child sex abuse

Profit & Loss

Profit & Loss

Inside the world of private Irish businesses

Barry J Whyte on Business

Barry J Whyte on Business

ECB's QE plan, bank shares, fast food profits and Franklin Templeton's Ires Reit stake

A failure to bear Witness?

A failure to bear Witness?

The Jehovah’s Witnesses religion is coming under mounting criticism for its handling of sexual abuse allegations in Ireland

Finance Bill shuts loopholes for tax exiles and foreign investors

Finance Bill shuts loopholes for tax exiles and foreign investors

New measures also afford Revenue officers greater powers of search and will see VHI staff taxed on free health insurance

Profit & Loss: inside the world of private Irish businesses

Profit & Loss: inside the world of private Irish businesses

Doyle Hotels, run by Bernie Gallagher, saw its pre-tax profits walloped by currency fluctuations ...

Union urges review of Capita state contracts over ‘refusal to engage’ with Labour Court

Union urges review of Capita state contracts over ‘refusal to engage’ with Labour Court

About 40 per cent of Capita’s clients in Ireland are in the public sector

Just who is Austria's new whizz-kid leader?

Just who is Austria's new whizz-kid leader?

The election of slick-haired 31-year-old Sebastian Kurz shows that the right hasn't gone away you know

Volvo Ireland warns of sharp dip in new car sales for 2017

Volvo Ireland warns of sharp dip in new car sales for 2017

New car sales in 2017 will be down substantially on 2016, according to the Irish arm of Swedish c...

Profit & Loss: Inside the world of private Irish businesses

Profit & Loss: Inside the world of private Irish businesses

Volvo Ireland grew its sales of new cars by 27.7 per cent, from €45.2 million to €56.3 millio...

Ireland's top schools: Ready for boarding

Ireland's top schools: Ready for boarding

In the fourth of a series of interviews with those who run Ireland’s fee-paying schools, The Sunday Business Post talks to Dermot Dix, headmaster of Headfort School

Budget 2018

Budget 2018

Live reaction and analysis from The Sunday Business Post on Budget 2018

Profit & Loss: Inside the world of private Irish businesses

Profit & Loss: Inside the world of private Irish businesses

State Street’s Irish arm saw its turnover fall from €183 million to €174.5 million in 2016....

Desmond’s diamond mine hits €1.1bn paydirt

Desmond’s diamond mine hits €1.1bn paydirt

Dermot Desmond’s Canadian diamond mine has seen the value of its ‘in situ’ diamonds rise to...

Rothwell nets €4.7m from Irish Continental Group share sale

Rothwell nets €4.7m from Irish Continental Group share sale

Irish Continental Group chief executive Eamonn Rothwell’s stake in the company rose to 15.2 per...