From saving to spending: building a retirement plan that works
Retirement does not remove unforeseen costs, it simply changes how people must prepare for them. In retirement the…
I Got Fired Twice. It Led Me to Start My Own Company.
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Alex Stephany, founder of Beam. It has been edited…
An Irish architect in New York: ‘In the US, it’s much more focused on the bottom line’ – The Irish Times
As part of his architecture degree at Waterford IT (now SETU), Carlow-born Alexander Buckeridge spent his fourth year…
‘I miss the buzz of work and wish I’d saved more’: What it’s really like to retire
Retired film editor Mike Lithgow, 72, spends Fridays racing his sail-boat around the jutting coastline near his Cornwall…
TGA approves new severe asthma treatment Exdensur for Australians
A newly registered asthma treatment has been given the green light by the Therapeutic Goods of Australia (TGA),…
The banker who never took his bonus – The Irish Times
Ireland’s bad bank, Nama, formally ended operations as a standalone entity on Friday, finally closing the door on…
I Let Kids Wear Superhero Capes Into Surgery. It Changed Everything.
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Leandro Brandão Guimarães. It has been edited for length…
I made £30,000 in one month — but the money wasn’t worth it
This week we meet Julie Creffield (Picture: Saskia Albers) Welcome back to Me and My Money, Metro’s series…
Companies rethinking approach of pushing staff to just use AI more – The Irish Times
Some Amazon developers must be suffering whiplash about how they use AI. The technology group sets targets for…
Let them eat crumbs: Growing wage inequality is bad for both workers and businesses – The Irish Times
Let them eat … crumbs? Workers are feeling the pinch as the cost of groceries, energy and other…
New quantum heat engine produces work and refrigeration at same time
A collaboration of researchers across international borders observed an anomalous thermal effect that allows quantum systems to absorb…
Retailer ordered to pay €25,000 to worker with Alzheimer’s left jobless – The Irish Times
A retailer has been directed to pay €25,000 in compensation for disability discrimination to a worker with Alzheimer’s…