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Breakfast Business with Joe Lynam
Presented by Newstalk's Business Editor Joe Lynam, this 30-minute programme focuses on the key business stories from home and abroad, market analysis, new business innovations and profile interviews. Listen and subscribe to Breakfast Business with Joe Lynam on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Download,...
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The business of Schneider Electric Ireland
The French national holiday Bastille Day is a chance to look at the significant investment in this country by France, The highest in the EU. It inclu...
Intel investing in its AI manufacturing and ‘foundry’ business
From its first fabrication unit in 1989, Leixlip has grown to become the European home of chip-making for Intel. Intel will invest a further €5bn in C...
Monday's business news headlines
Joe Lynam takes a look through Monday's business headlines with Lenny Mcloughlin from Irish Life Investment Managers.
ABM announces a new contract in the pharma sector
ABM are a giant American listed entity who work quietly behind the scenes to keep hospitals, healthcare facilities and the life sciences clean. The ha...
A new fund where businesses can earn carbon credits
Vita Impact fund has started a fund which businesses can pay into and from which they will earn carbon credits. These can be traded and have a monetar...
How will AI effect software coding industry?
Gartner projects that 60% of all new code written globally will be AI-generated by the end of 2026. The method of building software by directing AI to...
Friday's business news headlines
Friday's business news headlines with Susan Hayes Culleton and Kate English from Deloitte.
The increasing popularity of Cruise holidays
Cruise holidays now represent the fastest expanding holiday option for Irish travellers. This is due to the all-inclusive nature of them and the multi...
Eoghan Matthews the co-founder of CeolConnect
Most live music venue act bookings are done by text or email and sudden changes are not unusual and can upset either the musician or the venue. Eogha...
Managing our national debt and 'rainy day' funds
13 years ago when Ireland went back onto the global money markets to borrow money after the Troika departed. it cost the State €8bn per annum to pay i...
Heineken's award winning campaign 'The Pub That Refused To Die'
Heineken is the number 1 beer brand in the world and 2nd only to Guinness in Ireland. It also owns the Murphys and Beamish brands as well as Moretti,...
Wednesday's business headlines
Joe Lynam takes a look at Wednesday's business news headlines.
Ireland's largest rooftop solar installation created by Mannok
Mannok is a manufacturer of construction products and plastic packaging in Co Cavan. It is not a sector renowned for its green credentials. But that’...
MyHome.ie house price survey findings
Nationwide housing asking prices rose by 5% over the past 12 months according to MyHome.ie. . The median asking price for a house nationally is now...
Ian Hyland on promoting business in Ireland
Ian Hyland has spent his life promoting business in Ireland. Whether as chair of Ireland Inc, publisher of Business & Finance or sitting on the adviso...
Monday business news review
Monday business news review along with Joe Lynam and Kathleen Brooks from XTB.
Turning a nation of savers into one of mini investors
The government has promised to introduce a new tax efficient way to turn a nation of savers into one of mini investors. These new schemes need to be...
How will new start up survive if there is an economic downturn?
Entrepreneurial tax reliefs were improved slightly in the budget last year. That might be one of the reasons for a 13% rise in the number of companie...
Where does the business of tipping stand?
As we reach the swing of the tourism season boosted by the EU Presidency, where is the business of tipping?
Joining Susan to discuss is James F...
The business of corporate health insurance
More and more companies are turning to corporate health insurance in an attempt to retain staff, but what do businesses need to know if they’re lookin...
Friday business news review
Friday business news review with Susan Hayes Culleton and Aidan Donnelly from Davys.
Why Ireland continues to attract these large investors
Despite tariffs and major geopolitical risk, the body charged with persuading international companies to invest here has had a busy 6 months. The IDA...
Alan Scarlett the Director of mergers with the CCPC
When two medium-sized companies merge or one buys another in the same sector, they must notify the competition watchdog the CCPC. Up to today the dea...
The demand for ev's under the Dept of Transport scheme
At 9 am today, hundreds of car dealers in Ireland will log on to the SEAI system and attempt to register new EVs. The problem is that demand will far...
The opt out option in the auto-enrolment scheme
More than ¾ of a million workers are now registered as part of the govt's new auto-enrolment scheme. Up to this, employees had no choice once whethe...
Beauty business for men
Whether it’s skin resurfacing, botox or something called a BBL, improving what nature gave you in certainly all the rage.
Men are increasingly...
EU announces new tax simplification package
The EU has announced plans to massively simplify tax rules relating to cross border transitions.
One example of this is withholding tax but th...
The findings of the EY Chief Executive survey
A year ago company bosses were worried about trade and tariffs. But now it is geopolitical risk that bugs them the most followed by macroeconomic vola...
‘The European Union in 12 objects’ author Bobby McDonagh
Ireland assumes the presidency of the EU council on Wednesday. We have 6 months to steer a lot of legislation and policy through a political and econo...
Monday business new headlines
Joe Lynam takes a look at Monday's business stories along with Kate English Chief Economist at Deloitte.
Chief Executive of Trading 212 Ireland
There has been an explosion of ways to buy and sell shares, ETFs, commodities and crypto over the past few years. The UK company Trading 212 is makin...
This month’s Green Businessperson of the Month
Tim Costello sells everything to do with a baby’s sleep, whether it’s booties, blankets or the cot itself. He started off with a sewing machine in h...