Where are we going part 6: We are going where the children take us
December 12, 2019 5:50 am‘Juxtaposition’ is one of those words it is easy to hate. When you juxtapose, you achieve a contrast by placing... View Article
‘Juxtaposition’ is one of those words it is easy to hate. When you juxtapose, you achieve a contrast by placing... View Article
Thursday’s Westminster election may produce huge surprises in Northern Ireland, but what will it produce in Britain post-Brexit? In matters... View Article
Farmers have continued their protests at distribution centres serving supermarkets in recent days to express their anger at the low... View Article
The Germans are funny about central banking. In what other country would you find a central banker interviewed in the... View Article
Following a recent, brilliant presentation by an esteemed colleague that works across product development (you know who you are), I... View Article
The Tax Appeals Commission is the independent body to which citizens and companies appeal any unwelcome tax assessments. Before its... View Article
Welcome to the third edition of the Potential Squared podcast, where I chat with successful Irish people both at home... View Article
This is a series asking where we are going as a nation. Part 1 of this series looked at hopes... View Article
Philip Marley is one of the most colourful businessmen I have ever encountered in almost twenty years of journalism. He... View Article
As discussed in the previous article, European Central Bank’s policies since the end of the Global Financial Crisis have been... View Article
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