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Bank of Ireland back on board to sponsor Irish Times Business Awards
Event at Mansion House on April 21 will include Business Person of the Year prize
Willie Walsh hopeful air travel will recover by 2023
IAG CEO wins Distinguished Leader in Business award at the 3rd Irish Times Business Awards
Irish company insolvencies expected to spike near crisis level of 1,700 next year
Improved grant scheme to help businesses reopen accepting applications
Cafes and restaurants to be allowed use pedestrianised Dublin streets
Dublin City Council will not seek planning permission for College Green traffic ban
Equestrian data firm ready to attempt next obstacle
EquiRatings is looking to extend its offering and its reach
‘The Irish Times’ launches second annual business awards
Business Person of the Year and other category winners to be announced at gala event in May
Waterford retailers reflect on uncertain year for ‘fragile’ economy
Severe weather and ‘huge leakage’ of shoppers takes toll but big development planned
Government to lift some restrictions facing asylum-seekers looking for work
Supreme Court ruled a year ago ban on asylum-seekers accessing work was unconstitutional
‘It’s good to get out of your comfort zone’
The recession taught me how to make difficult decisions to protect my business, says hotelier Deirdre McGlone, who now helps women to build their own enterprises
Applegreen boss talks about fuelling a roadside retailing empire
Food is more profitable than fuel so it’s good news breakfast-roll man is back
Naughten adds Eircodes to his constituency office addresses
‘It is like a small baby who has started to crawl and people are asking why isn’t the baby running?’
Irish Women of the World: Google’s Anne-Marie Farrell and five other tech titans
To celebrate International Women's Day, we've found an outstanding bunch of Irish women whose influence is felt around the world. Here are the women rising to the top of the previously male-dominated computer and technology industries
Phil Bradley to be appointed chief executive of Axa Ireland
John O’Neill will retire from the position of CEO at the end of the year
How banks went from ‘too big to fail’ to ‘too big to nail’
Until bank directors fear for their pension and liberty when things go seriously wrong, nothing will change, argues Stephen Platt, author of Criminal Capital: How the Finance Industry Facilitates Crime
Digital technology growth in Africa ‘presents opportunities’
Forum, hosted by PwC, told of digital transformation happening across Africa
24 novel business ideas vie for young entreprenuer award
Bruton unveils shortlist for inaugural Best Young Entrepreneur competition
EU to have its own Tea Party as support for protest groups soar
Lobbyists fear the rise of protest parties and anti-EU rebels in European elections
Sectarian flashpoints need investment, say NI traders
Group representing independent retailers meet ex-envoy Haass for new talks initiative
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