The hotel chain’s strategic review has attracted multiple suitors, but the outcome may reveal as much about capital markets and growth sentiment as it does about the company itself.
Succession planning in rugby isn't just about replacing players; it's about which club has the preparation work done within its talent ID system or which club has been asleep at the wheel.
Elon Musk left Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency last week, claiming significant success in cutting massive government spending. The reality is somewhat different as Doge mis-fired on almost all fronts.
The review into Ireland’s bail laws following the State apology to the family of Shane O’Farrell is a red herring. Neither the public or the O’Farrell family is any wiser as to what happened and whether steps are being taken to ensure it cannot happen again.
Ireland owes much of its economic revival to the attraction of overseas investment. Our new London-based contributor Byron Fry argues that it must go about protecting it at a time of geopolitical unrest with credible neutrality.
Despite robust first-time buyer demand, new housing supply is slowing and second-hand market turnover remains worryingly flat.
It says a lot about the capacity of our state that it can grasp and grapple with Donald Trump more easily and with more surety than putting bricks on top of other bricks in fields outside of towns and cities.
Despite demanding peak performance from athletes, Irish sport still tolerates underqualified coaches on the sidelines.
A renewed media committee quizzed the broadcaster’s equally refreshed leadership line-up one year on from the Ryan Tubridy-fronted payments controversy, but still ignored the crucial commercial aspect of its model.
The global order built on centuries of economic insight has been upended by a new age of erratic, transactional policy. Investors and allies alike are left navigating a landscape where the rules no longer apply.
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