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April 16, 2020 3:26 amBack in December, we were invited to give a presentation to a global co-working space in Dublin about dating in... View Article
Back in December, we were invited to give a presentation to a global co-working space in Dublin about dating in... View Article
The Covid-19 pandemic has led to huge and hopefully short-term economic disruption. However, the longer-term effects on global trade –... View Article
Since Christmas, I’ve gone through 330 corporate filings made by 261 individual companies, interviewed economists on both sides of the... View Article
Corporate finance is, seemingly, a boring, mundane subject in the world of high-speed, hyper-powered financial services, where assets trading can... View Article
Speaking from personal experience, staying at home, avoiding crowded areas and taking pre-cautions to avoid contracting the Covid-19 virus is... View Article
The silence of the streets, the stillness of Irish villages this Easter Week is a necessity. We all get that.... View Article
The announcement by Liverpool Football Club last weekend of controversial plans to furlough some non-playing staff under the UK Government’s... View Article
Keep three numbers in your head. One thousand. One hundred. Ten. One thousand. We are experiencing the third pandemic of... View Article
Writing about the aftermath of Covid-19 in Ireland might seem too soon. The world, the country and Ireland’s hospitals face... View Article
Yesterday, it emerged that the number of people receiving income supports has soared to over 700,000, of which some 500,000... View Article
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