Team-building trips your employees will never forget
Overseas trips, including to sporting events, are increasingly popular for corporate entertainment and team building
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Overseas trips, including to sporting events, are increasingly popular for corporate entertainment and team building
Online and in the office, summer is for showcasing light and colourful fashion with confidence, writes Kathleen O’Callaghan
UCD Smurfit Graduate School of Business now also offers its MSc in Management as an online programme
Consistently ranked among the conference capitals of the world, Barcelona has plenty to offer outside of business settings
EirGrid embeds biodiversity into how it works, reducing impacts on nature and restoring it where possible
Ingenious tips for daytime dining – which doesn’t even have to mean lunch
The Growth and Sustainability Loan Scheme makes it easier for SMEs to get low-cost, flexible finance
Does an increasingly vocal political and business backlash risk derailing the drive towards a greener future?
You don’t need to wait for the ‘magic bullet’ of a cheap electric car — they’re already here. Neil Briscoe reports
Farmers are open to adopting environmentally and economically sustainable practices, especially when given the right supports
AIB figures show female participation in the labour market has surged, yet the gender pension gap persists
We must be ambitious and nimble to stay competitive, says the head of a research centre that’s at the cutting edge of digital analysis in materials processing
Dublin Chamber president Siobhan O’Shea speaks about her career and her ambitions for the year ahead
As biopharma’s big hitters focus on AI for drug development, Ireland is well placed to be a world leader
University students’ favourite essay aid is coming to vehicle design studios, assembly lines and dashboards – fast
The costs of generative artificial intelligence won’t outweigh its benefits when we take its limitations into account
Smaller companies in financial distress should seek advice on repayment and restructuring options
Mergers and acquisitions held up comparatively well in 2023 and early signs are for another strong year
SD-WAN spells a route out of network congestion for businesses, as Three Ireland’s Karl McDermott explains
Bold prints and strong colours herald the return to office working so get set to make an entrance
Sandra O’Connell checks out some innovative additions to the lunch on-the-run circuit
Demand for EVs has slipped, just when we need to be reducing our carbon emissions
Small business owners are increasingly reaping the benefits of GenAI but there are concerns too
A shift in attitudes on Covid-era working arrangements means we’re all back in the office, more or less
Artificial intelligence is being exploited by criminals, while playing a bigger role in businesses’ fight against them
Julie Ennis is CEO, corporate services and energy & resources – UK & Ireland, at Sodexo
Could a regulatory sandbox help Ireland’s fintech sector to take better advantage of open banking?
In a psychologically safe environment workers feel free to speak up and be creative, which is good for business
Although windfall projections have been criticised, with big sporting events winning isn’t all that counts
UCD’s Diploma in Aviation Finance further enhances Ireland’s world-leading role in aviation leasing
BNP Paribas Real Estate Ireland report highlights sharp decline in demand and predicts a 16% vacancy rate next year
Vintage company cars have BIK benefits but while e-classic conversions make environmental sense the figures don’t add up net zero
An hour from Belgium’s capital, Bruges has plenty to offer visitors and a certain film lends it Irish links
‘Tis the season to tee up a pressie for the tech geek in your life – here are some tips for avoiding the tat
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices