Technology Big Read: Why mega deals like Cubic are becoming a pipe dream for Irish start-upsIrish start-ups are enduring a period where funding has dried up, making scaling and exits next to impossible. We ask the experts and those with skin in the game what is happening
Hospitality Gillian and Michael Beare of Finn Lough on the ups and downs of running a business as siblingsHaving taken over the family business, the siblings have transformed the Fermanagh resort into an international attraction
Five Degrees of Change Tomás Sercovich: Ireland has right size and right culture to drive corporate sustainabilityThe chief executive of Business in the Community Ireland explains the policy and personal changes he would make for a greener world
Tax It’s a ‘non, merci’ from from us to the EU’s latest corporation tax proposalThere is potential for legal conflict as larger countries are set to benefit from the redistribution of revenues across the bloc at the expense of smaller ones
Hospitality Gillian and Michael Beare of Finn Lough on the ups and downs of running a business as siblingsHaving taken over the family business, the siblings have transformed the Fermanagh resort into an international attraction
Politics Chambers’ No vote admission just tip of iceberg for a badly divided Fianna Fáil party Old division lines within party surface again with familiar criticisms of Micheál Martin emerging
Five Degrees of Change Tomás Sercovich: Ireland has right size and right culture to drive corporate sustainabilityThe chief executive of Business in the Community Ireland explains the policy and personal changes he would make for a greener world
Technology Big Read: Why mega deals like Cubic are becoming a pipe dream for Irish start-upsIrish start-ups are enduring a period where funding has dried up, making scaling and exits next to impossible. We ask the experts and those with skin in the game what is happening
Companies Going overboard? Scores of executives breach law by acting as directors of more than 25 firms eachAn investigation by the Business Post has found breaches of the limits on directorships, leading to concerns about good governance at firms
Making it Work Azure Communications driving digital expansion worth €1 millionThe comms company’s new chief executive, Jenny Johnston, says AI creates tailored solutions for clients
US Politics Exclusive interview: Nancy Pelosi on Ireland, standing up to Trump and her love of U2The Democratic stalwart sits down with our US correspondent Marion McKeone for a wide-ranging interview as the presidential election kicks off
Sport Cork City owner: League of Ireland should be ‘carved out’ of FAIDermot Usher said the Leesiders have big plans on and off pitch in coming years and suggests League of Ireland should be ‘carved out’ from FAI
Making it Work Airtel flying even higher with latest generation of ‘mission-critical’ flight equipmentThe Dún Laoghaire-based company has been plotting a course – literally and figuratively – to advance its prominent pilot communications platform
Big Read ‘You’re doing a deal with the devil’: Irish lawyers speak out about toxic culture in firmsThe Business Post revealed a toxic culture inside Ireland’s legal profession which led to a profound response from lawyers who have left and those who remain.
ESG Daniel Murray’s ESG newsletter: Conundrum over data centres sparks rowThe Business Post’s ESG newsletter is your source for the news that matters in environmental, social and governance, all told from an Irish perspective
Infrastructure Inside the €1bn subsea cable plan linking Galway to Asia as global warming opens new sea routesA proposed subsea internet cable pioneering a route through the arctic circle throws up interesting questions about Ireland’s place in the world
News Focus UK pens ‘tokenistic’ Texas trade pact in post-Brexit bid to keep US on side It comes after Joe Biden dashed hopes of a UK-US trade deal before Britain’s next general election
Housing Analysis: Construction is booming in Dublin, but who is driving the activity? Not homebuyersThere may be demand for homes to buy, but it’s actually the state’s activity in the market fuelling construction
Sport Horses bound for Cheltenham face new Brexit hurdlesFestival binds the UK and Ireland around their love of thoroughbreds - but bureaucratic hurdles both sides must jump are another reminder of the barriers Brexit
News Focus Paul Grant of Stena Line: Brexit still rocking the boat for Ireland-UK tradeAs hauliers bypass the UK in the wake of Brexit, markets will have to grow if trade is to ever recover to pre-2020 levels, Grant warns
Big Read Big Read: Inside the toxic culture pushing Irish lawyers to breaking pointThe death of a British partner who had an ‘acute mental health crisis’ following 18-hour days to close a deal has led to a discussion about the legal profession’s silent killer
Central Bank Former PTSB chief claims he is ‘being made a scapegoat’ as he hits out at Central Bank inquiry Central Bank maintains it has “reasonable grounds” to suspect David Guinane allegedly broke consumer protection rules in 2009 and 2010 during the tracker mortgage scandal
Five Degrees of Change Margie McCarthy: We need to grasp the nettle on fossil fuel subsidies The head of research and policy insights at the SEAI explains the policy and personal changes she would make for a greener world