Tom Maguire |
1 month ago
The way we did business a few months ago may never return – so the opportunity is to make changes that will both aid recovery and set us up well for our new futures
The way we did business a few months ago may never return – so the opportunity is to make changes that will both aid recovery and set us up well for our new futures
Union calls on government to make companies list directors’ remuneration as a ratio of their average employees’ pay
Results, launches and rulings to keep an eye on over the next five days.
Colum Lyons co-founded Irish start-up ID-Pal three years ago on foot of his own experience verifying the identities of potential clients while working as a stockbroker in Dublin
Succession, the incendiary US drama about the fight over which family member will take control of a giant multimedia corporation, has been the TV sensation of the year. But family boardroom battles are just as compelling, and in Ireland we have had our fair share
Marie Toft opted to leave behind a longstanding career as a television producer two years ago in favour of a fresh start in content creation
By the time Dublin tech firm Channelsight closed a $10 million Series B funding round last February, its co-founders John Beckett and Niall O’Gorman had undergone a crash course on the ins and outs of attracting investors
The basement of 15 Usher’s Island, the setting for one of James Joyce’s most revered works, will have a 1,000 square foot interpretive centre dedicated to him, developers have said
Clients give their work to individuals, not to a legal firm, and so creating authentic relationships is crucial, says Bryan McCarthy of Ronan Daly Jermyn
The initiative, called Simply Older, Still Clever – a play on the brand’s Simply Clever tagline – launched last Wednesday in Dublin
One way to future-proof your business is to hire the best staff available - and those candidates are looking for good work-life balance, competitive salaries and opportunities to progress