Category: Business
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Networking their way to success
James Carroll sat down with Network Cafe owner, Oliver Cruise, to discuss the successes and challenges of his first eight months of trading.
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Three Ireland announce price increases
James Carroll dials into the latest developments in pricing and roaming charges in the Irish mobile phone market
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Paper cuts: the struggle of the Irish publishing scene
Like any industry built on SMEs, the Irish publishing sector has to up its game to stay in the ring. Zuzia Whelan talks to the O’Brien Press, Maverick House and New Island about the future of Irish publishing.
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Bottling success: Ireland’s growing craft beer industry
From pale lagers to oatmeal stouts, the Irish craft beer industry has been making a name for itself, Gary Ibbotson talks to the people behind the success.
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Bussing it to bankruptcy: is insolvency Bus Eireann’s final destination?
With Bus Eireann in financial meltdown, Cormac Murphy investigates the wider impact it could have on its competition and customers.
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Sticks and stones: the business of bullying in the workplace
Bullying isn’t just for kids in the playground, but what effect is the workplace bully having on our mental health? Aoife Loughnane investigates
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The business of ticket touting
As the Government is being called on to introduce laws which would prohibit above-cost ticket selling, Sarah Harford looks into the economics behind this practice.
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Opinion: why Kenny needs Donny
As Donald Trump fights to maintain his immigration order, Taoiseach Enda Kenny has faced mixed reactions regarding his upcoming St Patrick’s Day meeting with the US President. Louise Carroll explains the economic importance behind the tradition.
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Lights! Camera! The politics and economics of Ardmore Studios
Eimear Dodd investigates the many concerns surrounding the sale of Ardmore Studios.
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