The debate over Cristiano Ronaldo's future illustrates all that is wrong with the current Manchester United, but his departure would serve them well.
Central Bank economists are the latest to add their voice to the clamour alerting over the concentration of the tax take among a small number of multinational corporate taxpayers. What is the real danger?
The Summer Economic Statement gives an indication of how Budget 2023 will shake out. Expenditure will likely rise and large sums will be ring-fenced for one-off payments, but what long-term nudges to the economy is it going to bring in? Or will it be more of the same?
Stripe looked to have played the financial system deftly, by raising capital for years in the private markets. But now the vibe has shifted.
In general, I'm very bullish on the future, and I think Cathie Wood's hypothesis is exactly right. Would I invest in her fund? Hell no. You've got to be kidding.
Of the €3 billion corporation tax windfall announced in the Summer Economic Statement, some €2.2 billion will be eaten up by current spending. Is this the wisest way to allocate an unreliable revenue stream?
Despite the multiple economic headwinds, the number of corporate failures remains at pre-pandemic levels. However, two new reports indicate this is likely to change, and outline what type of companies are most exposed.
Years of underbidding have left us with an infrastructure deficit. To overcome the deficit, we need to build more than is justified by our population growth – not less.
In the GAA, players are conditioned to wade into brawls safe in the knowledge that the disciplinary process is not the end of the matter but only the beginning.
Eoin Morgan's phenomenal success as England captain led to glowing tributes this week, but it was also a reminder of a connection between England and Ireland often lost in the online noise.
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