There will never be a summer like this again and that should be enough for all of us. We escaped from reality and lived in a world where caution was for others. Caution was another country.
While Simon Harris was quick to say that the era of self-regulation for social media companies is over, the reality is that the measures are in place – or at least about to take effect. The real question for Harris is what do you do next?
To understand the dynamics behind the rapid sell-off, we need to understand the combination of two separate but related events. And those dynamics will help you understand what might happen next.
We need to think about FDI in broader terms than pharma plants, chip factories and IP warehouses, and anchor the next wave of FDI in sectors where we have an inherent, intellectual advantage.
Restricting kernel access might seem like a quick and dirty fix to prevent similar incidents in the future. Apple did this for its operating system in 2020 but experts in the area are not so sure.
The details contained in the INM report paint a picture of boardroom dysfunctionality and raise profound questions about the stewardship of the media group during the period under inspection.
Department of Justice files relating to the Troubles are, with very few exceptions, closed. The absence of evidence feeds speculation and compounds grief for the families of the 121 people who lost their lives in the Irish state during the Troubles.
It’s time for stock investors – especially those passively tracking the index – to reduce risk and increase opportunity. We’ll rarely get a better chance.
After a six year investigation, the veteran journalist still has no credible explanation why a bullseye target had been pinned on his back by secretive data hunters.
The government is publicly committed to the €2 billion Bus Connects project, a bargain alongside the €10 billion ballpark for MetroLink. But an even better scheme is available: Just free up the kerbside lanes of parked cars.
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