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Ian GuiderThe Business Post |
Politicians will be happy to have the issue off their desk for now but it won’t be long before it comes back to haunt the political system and...
Most Irish investors have no interest in the local stock exchange and there is little that can be done about that
Just weeks ago, the Labour Court recommended an interim settlement of 9.25 per cent but has now put an offer worth almost twice as much on the table
Next year, the HSE will swallow almost €25 billion, more than a quarter of total expenditure
Irked employees at the national broadcaster need to take a long hard look at the big picture
Pilots mostly have the upper hand in negotiations but the former state airline is the weakest performer in IAG family and faces major risks if Ialpa...
Facing a financial and existential crisis, Kevin Bakhurst and his top team are being far too cautious in their approach
Data centres account for 18 per cent of all energy consumption, rising by 31 per cent between 2021 and 2022
Only self interest will force the three main pillar banks to slash mortgage interest rates for their customers, not political whining
We are obsessed with tactics of how far right have marched forward and ignored underlying problems of why message is finding support
The decision to shutter Blackbee was a shock to clients and the outside world which had largely seen the firm as a success story
Hostilities between the parties culminated in O’Brien’s ousting of the O’Reillys from Independent News and Media
The chipmaker is seeking investment to expand its presence in Kildare, the state’s fund should be deployed to ensure we are at the centre of the...
Deterioration of the capital has been visible since the end of the pandemic, for anyone who wanted to take a closer look at the physical scars and...
If Ryanair profits hit €2.2 billion or if the company’s share price remains above €21 for 28 consecutive trading days, then the chief...
Attempt by Mediahuis to buy online news outlet TheJournal makes commercial sense, but such a concentration in ownership would have raised eyebrows
With AGM season upon us, such meetings present a rare occasion for shareholders to hold their company bosses to account
Executive pay is becoming an increasingly tricky area for firms even when the executives in question deserve the salary
Newly-minted minister has no time to lose in order to make a difference before next election
The restrictions put on Oireachtas committees shortchange elected respresentatives and the public
In order to square the circle, the new taoiseach need to look beyond the usual solution of spreading money far and wide, and instead consider option...
Lack of competition in Irish market means there is nothing to force main banks to reduce burden on mortgage holders
Diverting water from the Shannon to rescue Dublin’s creaking supply is deeply controversial. Today we present the best arguments for and against
Since Uisce Eireann took on responsibility for water across the country, the proposal has progressed at a glacial pace
If we want Scandi levels of entitlements then someone has to pay for it and it shouldn’t be small firms who can’t afford it
Additional tourism and airport expansion are badly needed for this island on the edge of Europe
A forward looking move to stabilise the property market has been killed by tinkering policies
The figures involved have exploded to a mind-boggling €85 million and the project is on course to become a major white elephant
Spurning the chance to get production back in a few months and saving 400 jobs is the best deal they are likely to get
Tony Ryan’s legacy to Irish business extends far beyond the hundreds of Ryanair jets that bear his name today
An institutional investor is querying the rationale behind the Irish packaging giant’s $20bn tie-up with the US firm that will catapult it into...
Financial markets have wagered the house on a presumption that the risks and issues which made the last few years problematic will end
Last year was a stellar one for Irish banks and credit unions, and 2024 is only going to get better
Solar21 company case highlights the attitude of the state to compliance with company law and investor protection
This is the worst time politically and economically for the government to negotiate a new agreement
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