Will Tinder be the big winner on St Valentine’s Day? – The Irish Times
If it has somehow escaped your attention: Saturday is St Valentine‘s Day. For some, love is in the…
Zombie devices not so smart if they allow hackers into your home – The Irish Times
Was anyone really surprised that the so-called “dodgy box” has turned out to be a bit dodgier than…
Ireland’s ‘tax hedge’ set to continue – The Irish Times
One swallow doesn’t make a summer, ditto one month of tax returns. We won’t be able to assess…
EU economic growth belies talk of malaise – The Irish Times
It seems that, for now at least, reports of the death of Europe’s economy have been greatly exaggerated.…
Denis O’Brien on Ireland’s need to stamp out racism and ‘move like lightning’ on infrastructure – The Irish Times
Now that he’s no longer full time involved with the Digicel telecoms group that he created, businessman Denis…
Savings race hots up with Revolut’s 15% interest rate … in Mexico – The Irish Times
If you have savings, how much interest are you earning on them? The chances are, not much. For…
Making sense of the parking charge battle at Stillorgan Shopping Centre – The Irish Times
Why is Kennedy Wilson picking a fight with its tenants? The US development giant has imposed parking charges…
Artificial intelligence ruins its latest thing – this time, affordable computers – The Irish Times
Every time OpenAI’s ChatGPT is asked to generate a snarky email to an annoying co-worker or Elon Musk’s…
Deadline looms for Revenue clampdown on bogus self-employment – The Irish Times
It was only one line in Revenue’s end-of-year headline results, with no easily digestible number to make an…
Reclusive billionaire Kenneth Dart triples down on Flutter – The Irish Times
Reclusive Cayman Islands-based billionaire, Kenneth Dart has solidified his credentials as a contrarian investor in the past three…
Government digital wallet could be a PR disaster in the making – The Irish Times
The issue of verifying identities online has long been a thorny one. Every so often, a politician will…
wages are growing but so are prices – The Irish Times
The State’s population rose by 78,300 last year; average weekly earnings surpassed €1,000 for the first time and…