Business Post's View Voters want to see USC axed, and big spending in budgetDespite budget watchdog warning against departmental overruns, latest Red C poll shows electorate is keen for state to loosen purse strings
Business Post's View Editorial: China’s economic woes could have repercussions for us allAll eyes are on president Xi Jinping as he attempts to steer his country’s economy out of its current slump and back to growth
Business Post's View Editorial: Heat needs to be taken out of debate in climate change culture warsFarmers, the government, environmentalists and other stakeholders need to find a way to work together on climate change issues and achieve the best outcomes
Business Post's View Editorial: Murder of warlord Prigozhin reveals Putin as the new Stalin No tears need be shed for the president’s former henchman, but his killing reveals just how far Russia has fallen into chaos and repression of dissent
Business Post's View Editorial: Desperate times call for desperate measures in budget to address housing crisis The government is planning to introduce a hefty tax cut for small landlords and a ‘backstop’ mechanism which would involve the state buying unsold apartments and using them for cost rental housing
Business Post's View Editorial: RTÉ now needs to start the hard work of rebuilding trust Kevin Bakhurst was right to end negotiations with Ryan Tubridy and turn his attention to the much deeper existential questions around the purpose and structure of the national broadcaster
Business Post's View Editorial: Bureaucracy and the disgruntled few can’t be allowed to hold up airport progressIt is surely not beyond the ability of all parties concerned to find a pragmatic solution to the issue of night-time flight restrictions at Dublin Airport
Business Post's View Editorial: Society and the law need to do more to protect whistleblowersWhistleblowers can suffer enormous personal, professional and financial consequences from going public with their concerns – and fear of reprisals can deter others from speaking up
Business Post's View Action is urgently needed to save our ailing stock exchangeWith Ireland’s public markets operating at a disadvantage compared with Britain and the US, a meaningful intervention is imperative
Comment Business Post view: Forbes and Tubridy must share the blame for payments controversy As the suspended director general’s reputation is significantly damaged and the presenter’s belated apology was too little, too late, many questions remain unanswered
Business Post's View Editorial: The US needs to pull its socks up on profligate spendingThe world’s most reliable debtor urgently needs to cut spending on bloated programmes such as the military, reform the tax system and stop using tax cuts for the rich as the answer to every economic setback
Business Post's View The majority of people welcome migrants – let’s keep it that wayLocal people cannot have a veto over who lives in their areas but the government must communicate better with the public
Business Post's View Editorial: Ireland losing billions over failure to address shoddy infrastructure By failing to keep pace, the country has lost out on key FDI investments while the OECD says our structure is not fit for purpose
Business Post's View Editorial: Until digital banks are regulated, let the customer bewarePlayers like Revolut entering the tight Irish banking market seem to be a good thing, but they are still start-ups, with more of an eye to valuations than anything else
Business Post's View Editorial: Hate speech laws must not curtail freedom of expression Concerns have been raised that the bill could limit personal freedoms and the government must address these fears before the legislation is finalised
Business Post's View Regulators must react quickly to signs of trouble at banksBank failures are depressingly frequent, and to allow another global financial crash would be unconscionable and unforgivable
Business Post's View Editorial: Better that Biden ‘finish the job’ than Trump finish America His age is the greatest hurdle for the incumbent in seeking re-election, but he has achieved much in his first term and could do so again
Business Post's View Editorial: Sinn Féin may be the most popular party but this race is far from overBased on current polling, Sinn Féin are set to win 55-65 seats – a long way short of an over all majority in an expanded Dáil
Business Post's View Editorial: Clear strategy needed on how to maximise €65 billion windfallA rational solution would be to use the surplus to fund Ireland’s mounting pension obligations and take the burden off day-to-day spending
Business Post's View Editorial: Dominion case proves that Murdochs’ Fox News isn’t news – it’s a jokeIn spite of the media empire’s refusal to apologise to Dominion Voting Systems over false claims on their lie-peddling news channel, their humiliation is total
