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Thoughtful office design can make the return to office all the more appealing, but also constructive when it fosters collaboration
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Thoughtful office design can make the return to office all the more appealing, but also constructive when it fosters collaboration
Even the once-sexy Tesla has become a bit stale. Being environmentally friendly is good and all that, but isn’t motoring also meant to be fun?
Gadgets the great man – and any good grown-up, for that matter – might appreciate finding under the tree
The EU Pay Transparency Directive will bring information out in the open, including the disclosure of pay rates in recruitment ads
A four-day mission showcased over 30 Enterprise Ireland companies in Toronto and Ottowa
Why early planning, clear communication and the correct structures matter for successful succession
By including charity shops in your festive shopping plans you give back while gifting, and refresh your wardrobe for a song
Recent outages were a wake-up call to our over-reliance on cloud storage. But is there a practicable alternative?
Company chief reveals her most admired businesswoman, guilty pleasure ... and an international collection of currency
How to sell more when people are drinking less. Sandra O’Connell reports
Savour great food this festive season or give someone the present of a luxury treat
Irish sports tech companies are driving global innovation in AI, athlete performance, and fan engagement—transforming how sport is played, watched, and monetised
New national programme is equipping universities to translate high-potential research in therapeutics, ICT and healthtech, into scalable ventures
It’s been a long time coming, but the My Future Fund automatic pension scheme is starting in January
Paul Nicholls is co-owner and group managing director of Designer Group
Warm, rich colours in burgundy, coffee and caramel shades make for a cosy season ahead
From Georgian Dublin delights to the Downton Abbey experience, we run the rule over some of Ireland’s finest dining options
AIB leads on transformational renewable energy transactions with highly specialised team
How useful is a premiumisation strategy in the face of US tariffs? Sandra O’Connell reports
There is plenty for business visitors to enjoy in this beautiful former centre of imperial power
Getting the basics right is fundamental to employment law compliance
The ESRI points to a labour shortage, the construction industry says capacity is not the issue. Who is correct? The answer may be somewhere in the middle
The enterprise agile model sees Three Ireland’s 1,200 employees assigned to cross-functional multi-disciplinary teams, designed to deliver faster and better outcomes for customers
Is there a happy medium to be struck between support for foreign direct investment and indigenous industry?
Luxury hotel suites designed with world leaders in mind, in Ireland, New York, London and Paris
A new report states stronger support for female health innovation and entrepreneurship could unlock economic potential, address health inequities and strengthen the life sciences and technology sectors
We seem to have become obsessed with making the removal of the Dublin Airport passenger cap more complicated than it should be. How did we get here?
The project will facilitate the integration of offshore renewable energy connections when they come online in the 2030s
Mechanisms for resolving business disagreements that don’t involve going to court can have benefits for both parties
Entry to the Industry RD&I Fellowship Programme and the Enterprise Fellowship Scheme will close on July 15th
Our heavy reliance on multinational pharmaceutical companies cannot be overstated – this sector is critical to the economy
Boards often have the odds stacked against them, says Joe Peppard, academic director of UCD Smurfit Executive Development
Most enterprises start out as family businesses but keeping them that way can be challenging, Deanna O’Connor reports
‘There’s a strong push to reconnect teams and drive meaningful outcomes,’ says Ger Alley, general manager at Killashee Hotel
Audiovisual adds €1bn to Irish economy but sector’s contribution can’t be counted in euro alone
Consider cruising into a Mediterranean summer at the office with a stylish array of airy linens, cool cottons and relaxed tailoring
Irish companies are developing real-time communications between satellites and ground stations
Washington DC has something to offer even the most jaded business traveller, Barry McCall reports
The Lighter Side: David Walsh, executive chairperson of healthcare company HaloCare
Sandra O’Connell takes a look at some tasty offerings from old friends and new
Kevin Courtney takes a walk down memory lane and arrives in the present day looking at a range of retro gadgets
Could leasing with a full-service option, where all the ancillary costs are covered, be the answer for a small firm?
Kevin Courtney takes a look at some of the AI-powered gadgets which may not transform our lives but might make them a lit bit more entertaining
The stable political environment in Ireland, coupled with robust sectoral performance, suggests a positive forecast
With the green shoots in the commercial property market starting to emerge, the outlook for 2025 looks bright
Norway’s second city has much to offer the busy business traveller
Despite high profile claims, the maths don’t make sense for a renewed emphasis on fossil fuels
Sandra O’Connell takes a look a some fast slow and seriously stellar executive dining options
TV dramas such as Suits, The Morning Show and Succession have boosted the popularity of a corporate venue as a place of adventure
Sustainability has always been at the core of what EirGrid does, says company’s director of corporate services
The success of these firms is a testament to the supportive ecosystem for Irish start-ups
Gillian Harford, country executive with the 30% Club in Ireland, is a crime fiction fan who values good-quality sheets
A whole phalanx of new names in the car market are poised to fight for Irish car buyers’ attention. But which ones are worth looking at?
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices