Raheem Sterling's move to Chelsea and Manchester City's generally relaxed attitude to selling players to other Premier League clubs underlines once again the unbalanced nature of European football.
Rebuilding is always talked about in management without understanding what is required, it is a hundred difficult conversations and almost as many hard choices.
The uber-wealthy don’t need to use convoluted tax schemes to reduce their tax liabilities – many simply move abroad. Instead, it is the layer just below them that use a range of schemes to wipe massive sums off their tax bills.
The UK is in a moment of reconfiguration as its economy begins to restructure around the reality of Brexit. Not the lies, but the reality of a diminishing economy which requires more forms and more detail of those who want to sell into it.
While we're all fretting about inflation, the real problem is coming down the track: an economic slow down brought on by higher interest rates.
The outbreak of Covid-19 seemed like a classic recipe for falling housing prices. Instead, the opposite happened, and the impact is being felt acutely in counties in Wexford, Waterford, Kerry and Donegal.
The world of art has never been as precarious with studios closing down with alarming frequency. However, a new exhibition curated by fashion designer Simone Rocha aims to highlight what is precious about the industry.
The time a team can find between stimulus and response is the key to managing a big game like Dublin-Kerry. It is the real challenge for Kerry this weekend.
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?
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