When ‘change management’ first started to enter the business vernacular in the nineties, I don’t think the executives discussing it ever thought there could be quite THIS much change to manage.
The imbalance in lay litigants squaring up to lawyered up financial institutions has been described by High Court judge Max Barrett as “perhaps the greatest injustice perpetrated by our currently creaking court-administered system of justice". They are fighting words but do they help debtors?
Stephen Kinsella looks at the Apple judgment on a few levels. First, the tax and legal levels. Second, the fiscal level, and third, at the level of our long term industrial strategy, which the Commission’s decision did so much to expose.
From the rise of on-demand grocery deliveries to the diversification of routes to market, the food industry has been radically altered as a result of the pandemic. So, what lessons can the industry take from the changing market?
Whatever the outcome of the Apple case in the coming days, it is high time for having a serious think about the future of industrial and investment policy in the years to come. And one of focus for the government should the agri-tech space.
Although I am based in Beijing, I am responsible for looking after businesses across the region and India has become one of our most exciting markets. One thing that struck me was the lack of flights and interactions between the two capital cities.
With an active ECB, another European sovereign debt crisis is much less likely. And it’s less likely that Paschal Donohoe will find himself banging heads together at a crisis summit at four in the morning.
The Court of Appeal recently reduced the defamation award to Aer Lingus pilot Captain Padraig Higgins. In my view, this case illustrates, more than any other, why juries should no longer have a role in defamation cases.
As the debate around flight restrictions continues on technical, legal, economical, and moral grounds, Stephen Kinsella takes a step back to look at the evidence available so far.
Bundled solutions taking the risk and the upfront cost out of switching to low-energy lighting, electric vehicles or solar panels for businesses are now needed for households. Industry and the new government have been tiptoeing around this model – it is time they take the plunge.
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