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Stephen Kinsella: Where are we going Part 2 – The devil is in the dynamic

November 14, 2019 5:50 am Published by Stephen Kinsella

We need to talk about where we are going. Last week’s introduction to the series looked at the changing fortunes... View Article

The militant consumer – Part 1: The customer is most certainly not always right

November 13, 2019 5:49 am Published by Rena Maycock

When meeting people at the many and varied networking and business events I regularly frequent, conversation usually moves to what... View Article

John Looby: “Nixon legacy still shaping our world: Part 2 – Bretton Woods to Dollar dominance”

November 12, 2019 5:41 am Published by John Looby

The gold standard was the effective global monetary regime from well before its formal adoption by Great Britain in 1717... View Article

Tom McGurk: 30 years later, I can still recall the confusion, fear and emotion as I saw the Berlin Wall come crashing down

November 11, 2019 6:13 am Published by Tom McGurk

Thirty years ago, when it seemed that communism had finally lost and that capitalism had won, the irony of the... View Article

Ian Kehoe: What would the new OECD proposals for a minimum corporate tax mean for Ireland? Two words: less tax

November 11, 2019 5:56 am Published by Ian Kehoe

Brexit has been the dominant economic narrative of this government for several years now, framing policy decisions and budgetary choices.... View Article

Before Ardagh backers can cash in on the public markets, it needs to cut debt

November 8, 2019 5:00 am Published by Sean Keyes

In Ireland, we’ve learned that debt is dangerous. Debt is associated with half-built office buildings, negative equity, personal guarantees, Seánie... View Article