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“A playground rather than just a shop”: Decathlon opens its Irish doors after a two-month wait

June 12, 2020 1:04 pm Published by Cait Caden

Decathlon, the French giant in sportswear and equipment, was ready to put the Irish sports retail market through its paces... View Article

With more than 700 pieces published, why not give the gift of The Currency

June 12, 2020 11:50 am Published by Tom Lyons

The Currency is pleased to be able to offer annual gift memberships. Give a friend, relative or business associate complete... View Article

With hard lessons learned from his past, Simon Kelly now looks to the future – and that future is technology

June 12, 2020 5:55 am Published by Tom Lyons

Its clients range from London-based commodities trading giant Glencore listed Irish firms Aer Lingus and Applegreen. Further afield, it works... View Article

It is easy to see why China Mobile is eyeing up Digicel’s operation in Papua New Guinea – but would O’Brien sell his pacific jewel?

June 12, 2020 4:31 am Published by Sean Keyes

Belouk is a small village deep in the interior of Papua New Guinea, 50 miles as the crow flies from... View Article

Small, rural and vulnerable, Ireland’s craft sector has designs on a return to normality

June 12, 2020 4:20 am Published by Ruth O'Connor

The craft sector in Ireland employs thousands of people, many of them sole traders or small-scale employers, often providing employment... View Article

“Fastwah? couriers”: Parody and defamation in the age of social media

June 11, 2020 5:00 pm Published by Francesca Comyn

Google ‘Fastway Couriers Dublin’ and you’ll see around 1,200 online reviews giving the business an average rating of one and... View Article

“Consumers will trust in businesses that clearly say they care about your data” – Kieran raises $13.5m for privacy start-up

June 11, 2020 5:59 am Published by Thomas Hubert

Cillian Kieran is a clear and collected speaker, whether he is introducing an expert webinar – hosting events for privacy... View Article

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“A playground rather than just a shop”: Decathlon opens its Irish doors after a two-month wait

With more than 700 pieces published, why not give the gift of The Currency

With hard lessons learned from his past, Simon Kelly now looks to the future – and that future is technology

It is easy to see why China Mobile is eyeing up Digicel’s operation in Papua New Guinea – but would O’Brien sell his pacific jewel?

Small, rural and vulnerable, Ireland’s craft sector has designs on a return to normality

“Fastwah? couriers”: Parody and defamation in the age of social media

“Consumers will trust in businesses that clearly say they care about your data” – Kieran raises $13.5m for privacy start-up

Justice suspended: As the courts begin reopening, barristers brace themselves for lean times ahead

“We need a stable government – and that needs to happen sooner rather than later”

As the lockdown eases, mobility startup Moby is betting on people taking up electric bikes

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