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Breakfast Business with Joe Lynam
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Presented by Newstalk's Business Editor Joe Lynam, this 30-minute programme focuses on the key business stories from home and abroad, market analysis, new business innovations and profile interviews.
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Tuesday's business news headlines
1w ago00:02:37Tap to summarizeTuesday's business news headlines with Joe Lynam.
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British Ambassador to Ireland Kara Owen
1w ago00:08:40Tap to summarizeIreland is not the only country with problems delivering major infrastructure projects on time and on budget. Britain only has to talk about its delayed expansion plans at Heathrow airport and its high speed rail line. The new British ambassador is suggesting that Britain and Ireland should co-plan and co-invest in 'grand projects'. Joe discusses this and more with Kara Owen the British Ambassador to Ireland.
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Training and mentoring ex convicts returning to workforce
1w ago00:04:40Tap to summarizeAfter a conviction and jail time, returning to the workforce especially in a white collar job is extremely difficult. The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development is working with Tosú which works alongside convicts, to help with training and mentoring. Sally Eley, Head of the CIPD Trust spoke to Joe this morning about this incentive.
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Annual report from the Appeals Centre Europe
1w ago00:05:46Tap to summarizeTikTok, Meta and YouTube are facing a growing wave of appeals under Europe’s Digital Services Act, with the independent body responsible for whether some posts should be taken down or left up, based now in Ireland. The Appeals Centre Europe has published its latest annual report which found a 9 fold jump in the number of people complaining about moderation decisions. Speaking to Joe was Thomas Hughes the Chief Executive of the Appeals Centre Europe.
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International business news headlines
1w ago00:08:19Tap to summarizeInternational business news headlines with Joe Lynam and Russ Mould from AJ Bell.
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AI and the impact on the selling of houses
1w ago00:07:29Tap to summarizeSome may find it tough to worry about estate agents especially in a time of rapidly growing house prices. But AI is starting to have an impact on the selling of houses. Regina Mangan has her own estate agency and is organising a big conference for the house selling sector in Waterford this week.
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Nick Adams the US Presidential Envoy for Tourism
2w ago00:13:17Tap to summarizeNick Adams has been given the job by Donald Trump of attracting 100m visitors to the US every year before 2030. No mean feat when the public face of America is not very popular worldwide. Nick Adams is the US Presidential Envoy for Tourism and he joined Joe on the show this morning.
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Kepak to create ‘lower carbon’ range of beef products
2w ago00:07:20Tap to summarizeKepak has teamed up with Tirlán and Tesco to create a new ‘lower carbon’ range of beef products - using nutrition, genetics, animal health, as well as the type of cattle to cut emissions by 23% on average. Joe discusses this and more with Mick O'Dowd, is Head of Agri-Business at the Kepak Group.
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Almost 50% of all mortgages are arranged through a broker
2w ago00:06:15Tap to summarizeAlmost 50% of all mortgages are arranged through a broker. The sector is booming amid a very robust housing market. Finance Solutions arranges mortgages but also commercial loans and asset finance and is hiring an additional 100 staff in the coming year or so. Philip Healy, Head of Commercial lending with Finance Solutions spoke to Joe this morning.
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2w ago00:03:29Tap to summarizeThursday's business headlines with Joe Lynam.
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