Category: Business
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‘NaTakallam has been my window to the world’ – The refugee language service ideal for lockdown learning
The City’s Cameron Weymes spoke to Shadi Khaled, a Syrian refugee whose life was transformed after being hired by a language service
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How will the global pandemic change Japan’s hectic working culture?
TheCity.ie’s Ayumi Miyano spoke with Tokyo-based businessman Sam Kennedy and Yoshihiro Tsuchiya about Japan’s business traditions
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The new world of Hipster Banking
The term ‘hipster banking’ has been around quite a while, and both the banks and the term are here to stay. N26 and Revolut are the two biggest ‘Finetech’ start-up banks available to people in Ireland. Their purpose is to serve up…
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Chanel Says Yes to Digitalisation
Léa Pelard reports on the French luxury brand Chanel’s collaboration with e-commerce giant Farfetch to revitalise their customers’ in-store experience.
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Hidden Increase in Ticket Prices for Blockbuster Films Exposed
Tara McCamley investigates the hidden increase in ticket prices for certain popular films and the reasons behind the cost differences
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Concerts v Festivals: Value for Money?
Becky Kelly examines the ticket costs and impact of resale sites such as Seatwave as festivals, outdoor gigs or arena tours are becoming a staple in most people’s calendars
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Nightclub Closures Leave Revelers Out in the Cold
Andrew Carroll investigates who is going to be affected most after a year of closures and uncertainty in Dublin’s nightclub scene.
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Super Bowl Commercials: Are They Really Worth $5 Million?
Dylan O’Neill examines how Super Bowl ads are big business for the television networks, but can be even bigger business for the advertisers.
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Waiting for Wetherspoons
Has Wetherspoons lost its enthusiasm for Irish drinkers? Hannah Lemass looks for the scoop.
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Learning on the job?
The low number of apprentices remains a legacy of Ireland’s economic crash, as Eimear Dodd learns
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