McKinsey

Grief costs companies billions in lost productivity and performance

Management board later passed over consultancy for compliance work in favour of PwC

Firms forced to row back on such commitments place themselves at a disadvantage

Lower income jobs are most vulnerable as lockdown hits hours, triggers layoffs

Department secretary general proposed ‘negligible’ 5% cut to national farming herd

Silicon Valley model needs a re-fresh, says Alex Lazarow

HR survey finds companies across Europe are aware they'll have to move beyond traditional hiring methods

Carlyle Group supportive of Irish management spinning out to form Melior

July, August and September winners of awards in association with KPMG

Boards are 92% white, 74% male with low levels of disability and LGBT representation

Cars are generating more data about us and our movements every day, but how will that affect us?

Coillte chief oversaw sale of stake in four wind farms for €136m

Boomerang employees represent an untapped talent tool for Irish employers

New study finds giving pupils access to laptops in the classroom has a negative effect

One family has gained extraordinary influence over a country and its politics

Probes into alleged graft involving controversial South African business family widen

KPMG and McKinsey linked to allegations in relation to firms owned by Gupta brothers

Steve Fitzpatrick, the pragmatic union leader who won’t leave managing to the managers

An Post says more than half of the company’s 1,100 outlets are ‘uneconomic’

Minister says future not as bad as suggested despite claim 1,100 offices are loss-making

Statement increases the prospect that far more than 80 rural post offices will close

Company says it needs to increase price of stamps to raise money to pay employees

McKinsey report finds short-termism in US costs millions of jobs and hampers growth

Over 1,500 jobs to go in next 18 months as telecoms group moves to tackle €6.2bn debt

Increase in price of stamps among measures aimed at offsetting decline in mail volumes

CES Asia focused on the Chinese middle classes obsession with technology and travel

Questions raised over firm’s arm that manages fortunes of past and present partners

Warren Buffett’s bad year, hometown bias and analysts still ‘optimistically wrong’

Plan includes privatisations and state spending reforms

Gerry Mallon is also chairman of the Irish Football Association so will be at Euro 2016

‘This is not a moment in European history – it is at least two parallel moments’

McKinsey’s Gordon Orr sees stagnating wages, less consumder demand, but innovation finally triumphing

Study shows obesity in top three global social burdens in terms of economic impact

Momentous article based on years of research by firm’s sharpest minds

A number of new studies published today show Ireland doing well on the global stage

China’s private healthcare system is a powerful draw for overseas investors

Orr noted how Ireland is one of the very few European countries which runs a trade surplus with China

Reported move came shortly after Washington accused five Chinese PLA officers of cyberespionage

The Rana Plaza collapse has led to calls for drastic reform of the garment industry