Folk, fame and failure: The biopics plotting the gritty journeys of great bohemians

Great riches are believed to lie at the end of the rainbow of successfully calling the direction of the stock market. Unfortunately, this belief is flawed for at least two separate if related reasons.

As The Currency revealed that several multinationals continue to use the double Irish tax structure via Malta, domestic retailers EuroGiant and Anthony Nicholas demonstrated that success is achievable without such tactics – they just focused on strengthening their balance sheet.

The World Cup is unlikely to change anything for the better in Qatar, except to provide a magical illusion of progress for the duration of the tournament.

Dublin are struggling for a collective purpose and the anchors that held Jim Gavin's side together no longer hold, but there is still one thing that could make them a force.

The economic consequences of sanctions are being felt in Russia and in the West. Nicholas Mulder discusses sanctions, the united response to Putin's invasion that may have stunned the Russian president and why unity is needed in the next steps too.

Over the past eight years, the US and Irish governments have tried and failed to close tax loopholes on three occasions. Why is this, and can the collective approach under the new OECD deal turn the tide?

Looking forward, it is clear interest rates need to rise. It’s not at all clear they need to rise now, and it is fairly clear who would be hurt if they did: new homeowners, companies struggling post-Covid, and families on lower incomes who might be let go if those firms fail.

An inverted yield curve is a scarily accurate predictor of recessions – and we're very close to one. What is it, what causes it, what should we expect?

Having struggled to source female candidates for several senior finance roles, I commissioned a survey of female managers in Irish businesses. The numbers, along with commentary provided by the respondents, give an insight into how female professionals view the job market.

In these dark days for Ukraine, it is time for Xi and China to offer some much-needed hope. For the people of Ukraine, it is time for history to rhyme.