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The global tax world is shifting and it might not be good news for Ireland - what comes next?
The state is staring down the barrel of a new tax reality, one that could cost the Exchequer billions.
# feature - Friday 18 October, 2019
Michelin stars are like an 'international avalanche' for restaurants. Then the food coma kicks in
Fine-dining eateries still grapple with skills shortages and rising labour costs.
Revolut and N26 rocked Irish banking. Now their competition is coming to town
Bunq and Raisin recently entered the market, which already has some big players.
# feature - Sunday 13 October, 2019
Michelin stars are like an 'international avalanche' for restaurants. Then the food coma kicks in
Fine-dining eateries still grapple with skills shortages and rising labour costs.
# feature - Saturday 12 October, 2019
Revolut and N26 rocked Irish banking. Now their competition is coming to town
Bunq and Raisin recently entered the market, which already has some big players.
# feature - Thursday 10 October, 2019
Talent, funding and evolving threats: Inside Ireland's ever-changing cybersecurity scene
Fora catches up with various players in the ecosystem to survey the lay of the land.
# feature - Sunday 6 October, 2019
Talent, funding and evolving threats: Inside Ireland's ever-changing cybersecurity scene
Fora catches up with various players in the ecosystem to survey the lay of the land.
# feature - Thursday 3 October, 2019
The return of the tech IPO? Euronext is hoping for an upturn in public floats with Ireland in its sights
Fora was on board as a group of Irish tech companies headed to Rotterdam to explore market options.
When it comes to Ireland's sustainable energy, creating simplicity could prove complex
The government has some ambitious targets for 2030 – but industry has plenty of work to do.
# feature - Sunday 29 September, 2019
When it comes to Ireland's sustainable energy, creating simplicity could prove complex
The government has some ambitious targets for 2030 – but industry has plenty of work to do.
# feature - Saturday 28 September, 2019
'Tradition in our area,' a family affair and starring in 20 of 38 in-a-row county title wins
Michelle Ryan continues to lead the line for Waterford’s ever-dominant Ballymacarbry.
The return of the tech IPO? Euronext is hoping for an upturn in public floats with Ireland in its sights
Fora was on board as a group of Irish tech companies headed to Rotterdam to explore market options.
# feature - Thursday 26 September, 2019
'This is absolutely existential': Inside Dublin Airport's fight for growth
The airport has experienced a breakneck upswing. Now it is fighting regulatory challenges to keep up.
# feature - Saturday 21 September, 2019
'This is absolutely existential': Inside Dublin Airport's fight for growth
The airport has experienced a breakneck upswing. Now it is fighting regulatory challenges to keep up.
# feature - Friday 20 September, 2019
From bikes to roast duck: The Irish businesses jumping at an incoming EU-Vietnam trade deal
Some see the agreement as a beacon of hope amid Brexit and the US-China trade war.
'It's all about your story': How companies decide the right time to float on the public markets
Euronext recently launched the latest edition of its IPO Ready programme.
# feature - Monday 16 September, 2019
Your crash course in... Apple's appeal against the EU's €13bn Irish tax case
The tech giant’s rebuttal against taxes in Ireland will be heard by judges on Tuesday.
# feature - Sunday 15 September, 2019
From bikes to roast duck: The Irish businesses jumping at an incoming EU-Vietnam trade deal
Some see the agreement as a beacon of hope amid Brexit and the US-China trade war.
# feature - Saturday 14 September, 2019
Hazard makes bright debut cameo as Madrid lift early pressure on Zidane
Madrid almost squandered a three-goal lead, but the Belgian’s debut offered cause for optimism.
'It's all about your story': How companies decide the right time to float on the public markets
Euronext recently launched the latest edition of its IPO Ready programme.
# feature - Friday 13 September, 2019
'Out of our control': How cross-border companies are trying to prepare for a no-deal Brexit
Some businesses close to the border have already changed their supply base in recent months.
# feature - Sunday 8 September, 2019
'I looked at my mother, she was in bits. I was like, 'Will you pull yourself together, woman!''
Galway’s camogie and ladies football teams are facing into two big All-Ireland final Sundays, and Sarah Dervan is delighted to lead the senior camógs.
# feature - Saturday 7 September, 2019
'Out of our control': How cross-border companies are trying to prepare for a no-deal Brexit
Some businesses close to the border have already changed their supply base in recent months.
# feature - Thursday 5 September, 2019
Streaming giants are cornering the entertainment industry - what's in it for Ireland?
With Apple, Disney and HBO entering the game, there’s more opportunity and competition than ever.
# feature - Saturday 31 August, 2019
Streaming giants are cornering the entertainment industry - what's in it for Ireland?
With Apple, Disney and HBO entering the game, there’s more opportunity and competition than ever.
# feature - Friday 30 August, 2019
‘I repeated my Leaving Cert and got 270 points. So to step out as Ireland’s number one was mind-blowing’
David Forde reflects on his Ireland career, retirement, completing his Master’s degree and his father’s passing.
# feature - Sunday 25 August, 2019
The globe is warming - and so is pressure on companies to disclose climate risks to investors
More companies are reporting their emissions and targets to investors.
# feature - Saturday 24 August, 2019
‘Five foot eight, underweight and f*****g great’: Remembering Man United’s penalty specialist from Cabra
In the 1970s Ireland midfielder Gerry Daly took 17 penalties for Man United and missed only one.
# feature - Sunday 18 August, 2019
'The fundamentals have never changed': How travel agents are surviving the internet era
Despite the online competition, the traditional trade is still a multimillion-euro industry in Ireland.
# feature - Saturday 17 August, 2019
Lero is trying to re-shape how we think about software and its social impact
The Limerick-based research centre’s work touches on everything from digital health to driverless cars.
# feature - Friday 16 August, 2019
The Irish team aiming to end their two-year wait for a league win
Kilkenny United chairman Shane Murray is optimistic about the club’s future in spite of a disappointing season.
# feature - Sunday 11 August, 2019
Ireland's electric vehicle future is facing a chicken-and-egg problem
Registrations of EVs have increased the last six months but charge points are playing catch up.
# feature - Saturday 10 August, 2019
'Researchers work almost like a jeweler': Inside the Tyndall National Institute
Behind the scenes at the Cork research centre, where cutting edge tech is applied to real world issues.
# feature - Sunday 4 August, 2019
How Irish businesses are cashing in on the 'pet humanisation' boom
The ‘pet parenting’ phenomenon has helped create a multibillion-euro industry.
# feature - Saturday 3 August, 2019
How Amber is pushing materials science further into the green and sustainable age
The Trinity-based research centre works with heavy-hitters in electronics and healthcare.
# feature - Sunday 28 July, 2019
'The seven-nights-a-week drinker is gone': How Irish pubs are attracting a new clientele
Issues like harsher drink-driving penalties and cost of business are also having an impact on pubs.
# feature - Saturday 27 July, 2019
No commuting and casting a wider talent net - why businesses are opting for remote working
Irish industry experts and business people weigh in on the pros and cons of the ‘smarter way’ to work.
# feature - Tuesday 23 July, 2019
'It would have been disappointing to come out with nothing - but we still have to win in Castlebar'
Donegal’s captain fantastic Michael Murphy saved the day with a last-gasp free against Kerry. But it’s all about the next day.
# feature - Sunday 21 July, 2019
Peer-to-peer lenders are answering Ireland's call to help with the housing crisis
The alternative financial providers offer insight into the demand in Ireland for this kind of lending.
# feature - Saturday 20 July, 2019
The ads industry watchdog is still fielding dozens of complaints about influencers
The ASAI says the volume of objections shows a high level of awareness of ‘transparency requirements’.
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