Aging is a fact. Housing needs are a fact. Health needs are a fact. Climate change is a fact. These facts must be paid for. Taxes will have to rise.
My body, my face and my features are highly imperfect. And as expensive as it is, unfortunately the price of perfecting my attributes is more than just financial.
There's a brewing problem with Italian sovereign debt. The last time it happened, the ECB rode to the rescue. This time there's much less the ECB can do.
Confidence in crypto has evaporated in recent months. The latest crypto business to find itself in trouble is Celsius, a quasi-bank.
The UK economy is sick: with very high inflation, persistently low growth, a soaring current account deficit, and a "fatigued" central bank. It's a weak position from which to start a trade war with the EU.
Legal services in Ireland are undergoing a seismic shift post-Brexit with an influx of new operators. Now accountancy giants KPMG and EY are taking on the lawyers at their own game. Can they claim their slice of pie?
In a post-pandemic world of work HR professionals are cartographers. They are navigating around each new obstacle and are proving themselves essential to a company's survival.
Alison Cowzer looks the huge impact her friend Ray Coyle made on Irish life, and recalls why the founder of Tayto Park didn't always believe in playing by the normal rules.
Nama is not solely responsible for this housing crisis. But as the agency with the largest land bank in our nation's history, it must shoulder significant responsibility.
If monetary policy changes via interest rate increases and quantitative tightening is a big problem for many households in the medium term, climate change is the problem to beat them all.
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