Ian Kehoe: Ireland rightly lost the Apple case. But it remains the real winner
September 10, 2024 7:00 pmThe first thing to say is that Ireland gave a sweetheart tax deal to Apple. That much is incontrovertible. The... View Article
The first thing to say is that Ireland gave a sweetheart tax deal to Apple. That much is incontrovertible. The... View Article
Last week, Sinn Féin launched “A Home of Your Own”, billed as their plan to make housing affordable. The document... View Article
I read with interest Reid Hoffman’s thoughts about the way we will work in the future. Hoffman is an impressive... View Article
Like so many others, Kevin Arundel ducked, dived, pivoted and swerved during the pandemic. When the world was locked down,... View Article
This week, Germany featured in the headlines of news bulletins around the world as a far-right political party convincingly won... View Article
In recent days, the scoping inquiry report into the abuse of children in schools run by religious orders was published.... View Article
Last weekend’s German State election results in Saxony and Thuringia resulted in a huge political shift. Voters in both regions... View Article
One can’t help but baulk at the sheer scale of the challenge Monzo will face when it opens its Dublin... View Article
Investing for income is probably as old as investing itself. The need for stock to produce flow is likely timeless.... View Article
In this two-part series, I am looking at a theoretical business disposal case study in the IT managed services sector.... View Article
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