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72% of Private Company CEOs don’t expect the Global economy to improve in the next year

March 22nd 2016

PwC have today released their 19th Annual Global CEO Survey in which 1,409 interviews were conducted in 83 countries during the last quarter of 2015. By region, 476 interviews were conducted in Asia Pacific, 314 in Western Europe, 170 in Central and Eastern Europe, 169 in Latin America, 146 in North America, 87 in Africa […]

Brexit poses risks to Irish small businesses warns SFA

March 21st 2016

Assistant Director of the Small Firms Association (SFA), Linda Barry, has today claimed that the connections between the Irish and British economies are as deep as they are wide and that trade between the two countries directly supports over 400,000 jobs – half of them in Ireland. She has warned that the looming referendum is […]

Over two thirds of Global Insurance CEOs see technology as a threat

March 16th 2016

PwC have today released results from their 19th Annual Global Survey of more than 1,400 CEOs, which includes responses from 101 CEOs in the insurance sector in 43 countries. An overwhelming majority (79%) cite data and analytics and 76% cite relationship management systems as providing the greatest potential contribution to improving engagement with customers. The […]

Irish workers are the fourth-happiest in world but many working overtime for nothing

March 15th 2016

Irish workers are the fourth happiest in the world and the happiest in the European Union, according to a new study by recruitment website, Indeed. In a city-by-city analysis Dublin ranked the highest in Europe for employee happiness, ahead of London, Stockholm and Rome, which finished second, third and fourth respectively. In generating the ‘Indeed […]

Which county tops the country’s ‘broadband blackspot’ list?

March 14th 2016

Access to broadband emerged as one of the key election battlegrounds and – to the surprise of Government parties – the focus of deep voter dissatisfaction both in pre-election opinion polls and at the ballot box. Now, new details have emerged that prove that large swathes of the Irish countryside have been left without reliable […]

Irish economy is the best in EU again

March 11th 2016

Ireland’s economy grew by 7.8% last year, making it the fastest growing economy in the Europe Union for the second successive year after growth accelerated sharply in the final three months of the year. Ireland has rebounded quickly from a 2010 international bailout and its economy benefited in 2015 from further falls in unemployment, a […]

IT remains a key driver of the high skills jobs market in Ireland

March 10th 2016

Morgan McKinley have today released their February 2016 Irish Employment Monitor. The Monitor measures the pulse of the Irish professional jobs market by tracking the number of new job vacancies and new candidates within the Republic of Ireland each month. It registered a 11% decrease (11,762) in the number of professional job opportunities compared to […]

100k Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Challenge

March 09th 2016

Four Dublin local authorities and Enterprise Ireland launched the €100k Small Business Innovation Research Challenge (SBIR) in City Hall yesterday as part of the Smart Dublin initiative. Successful applicants will be selected by an open competition process run in two phases. The competition is open to any organisation, developers of ICT and software solution providers, […]

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