Matching your skills with those in demand in today’s labour market
Postgraduate programme will add set of cross-sectoral skills to enhance employability
Multinationals in new era of transparency
Country by country reporting is set to have quite a dramatic impact on the international corporation tax system
Ireland faces thinking outside the knowledge box
The State faces challenges in maintaining its competitiveness as the EU’s intellectual property regime changes under the tax base erosion project
World tax triumvirate at tax forum
Saint-Amans, Moutarlier and Stack among speakers at Global Tax Policy Conference
‘Playtime is over’: changing tax rules in an era of globalisation
The forthcoming Global Tax Policy Conference in Dublin has attracted the attention of leading players on the international taxation stage
Belfast’s key sites now ‘free from burden of Nama debt’
Belfast City Council aiming to attract £1bn in new development funding
Burke reckons Supasundae is his best festival chance
Jockey Jonathan Burke will return from injury in time to try for first Cheltenham success
It’s good to be green
Small changes saved big money in a Dublin fire station showing how green principles pay off
Tech firm Aspira to create 50 jobs, acquires B-Tec Solutions
Group, which currently employs 28 people, opens new headquarters in Cork
Legal eagles in London charging £1,000 an hour
Partners at top London law firms are charging as much as £1,000 an hour — the highest rate ever recorded, according to researchers
Tallaght apartments offer 11% return
Fully occupied portfolio of 50 units in mixed-use block guiding €6 million
Michael Fingleton allowed £10m loan increase without approval - banking inquiry
Shortfall among a litany of weaknesses at Irish Nationwide highlighted by inquiry report
Banking Inquiry report: Word ‘Solvent’ removed from statement announcing guarantee
Inquiry report finds FF-led government was assured about underlying health of banks
Hibernia Reit buys two Dublin offices for €60m
Buildings bought from property group controlled by IFSC developer Mark Kavanagh
Manchester United forecasted to return to top of ‘Money League’
Club places third in latest rankings, behind Barcelona and first-place Real Madrid
Fully let apartment block in Dublin 8 on market for €1.295m
Seven apartments, near St James’s Hospital, are leased to Dublin City Council until 2025
Lucy Kellaway: January pep talk emails from CEOs are useless
No employee ever worked better or felt more committed after a mass memo from a boss
Court refuses to restrict developer Seamus Ross
Liquidator sought restrictions of two directors over €2.9m VAT assessment
Dundalk’s Imperial Hotel for sale at €1.2m
Centrally located 50-bedroom hotel is about 800m from Dundalk railway station
Commission receives 170 submissions on corporate tax
Information will feed into relaunch of the revised common consolidated corporate tax base
When the 10-year work anniversary is a personal failure
Millennials don’t view longevity as a career booster, unless they’re running the company
Sharp rise in number of business students prioritising job security
Most popular employers are Google, Apple, Facebook, Disney and Coca-Cola
Cerberus appoints receivers to Irish firms
Cerberus last year bought property loans in Ireland, Britain and elsewhere from Nama and Ulster Bank
How much are health chiefs paid? They’re not saying
National Association of GPs and INMO have declined to reveal bosses’ salaries
Ireland’s funds sector grows, now valued at $2.6 trillion
Over 680 Irish schemes and sub-funds were launched in 2015, new study reveals
Cantillon: Behind Chinese walls consultants prosper
Consultants seem to emerge unscathed no matter how grim the circumstances
The Irish players at the forefront of new publishing
Ireland is punching above its weight in the world of New Publishing, with Irish people leading the charge in this fast-changing, global industry, Celine Naughton reports
Consumer confidence improving steadily, survey finds
Buyers more optimistic about the level of disposable income in their household
Central Bank whistleblower ‘told to remove’ critical findings
Sinn Féin’s McDonald has submitted details of case to Comptroller and Auditor General
Belfast briefing: Deloitte recruiters target gaming students
Company will assess applicants over a 20-30 minute session as they play a special app
Irish business leaders call for strong COP21 agreement
Companies pledge to take action on climate change, including reducing emissions
Court approves €100m Quinn Insurance repament to State fund
Administrators paid almost €1m between July 2014 and September 2015
Pope Francis orders unprecedented audit of Vatican wealth
Galvanised by a scandal over Vatican finances Francis is pushing for more openness and transparency
Former Bloxham partner claims Danske was negligent to fund his buyout
Bank is pursuing Niall Tinney for €3.47m borrowed to buy out retiring partner
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