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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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Friday' business news review
2d ago00:10:44Tap to summarizeFriday' business news review with Joe Lynam and the Economist Austin Hughes.
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What changes should employers consider during a heatwave?
2d ago00:05:46Tap to summarizeMost of us have to work alas during the warmest part of the day and most older offices in Ireland don't have air conditioning. But should they and what sort of changes should employers consider if these heatwaves become a regular feature every year? Speaking to Joe this morning to discuss was Swenja Surminski, from the HR consultants Marsh.
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The commercial property market minimum recovery
2d ago00:07:03Tap to summarizeThe commercial property market in our cities suffered a major recession since lockdown. But things are looking up especially in the capital with vacancy rates down to 14% . But with AI quietly eroding tech jobs and Ireland having the highest working from home rates in Europe. How long will this minimum recovery last? Joe discusses this further with Tom McCabe the Director of Research with Cushman Wakefield.
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SolutionsHub advising overseas gaming businesses on the Irish market
3d ago00:07:56Tap to summarizeGetting into a new market is always a challenge. Especially so if it’s a highly regulated one with safeguarding concerns such as gambling or gaming. SolutionsHub provides advice for smaller overseas gaming businesses who wish to get into the Irish market.Joining Joe was David Lyons the newly appointed Non-Executive Director of SolutionsHub.
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Zipit opens a new facility in Kildare
3d ago00:06:12Tap to summarizeZipit is one of the larger ziplining companies and is part of the ice rink group Cool Running Events. It has opened up a new facility in Kildare and hopes to welcome 25,000 customers this year. Speaking to Joe about the business was David O'Donnell, Commercial Director at Zipit.
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Thursday's business headlines
3d ago00:03:09Tap to summarizeJoe Lynam takes a run through Thursday's business headlines.
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4d ago00:03:30Tap to summarizeWednesday's business headlines with Joe Lynam.
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Conor Murphy the Cofounder of ID Formulas
4d ago00:06:19Tap to summarizeIn 1950 the average person in Ireland lived to 64, now it's 83. It’s an astonishing rise and testament to our healthcare and lifestyle changes. It also poses issues for the economy as it means that more of us will depend on a smaller number of people who will be paying for our retirement through taxes. ID Formulas provides a longevity supplement for older people. But do they actually prolong our lives? Joe was joined in studio by Conor Murphy the cofounder of ID Formulas.
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Richard Meehan the CEO of Velico
4d ago00:08:03Tap to summarizeVelico Irish company which makes a dehydrated blood plasma which has been rehydrated in minutes and potentially saves lives. Even though Velico doesn't yet have EMA or FDA approval. It’s already in agreement with the French military for battlefield usage. A lot to chat about Richard Meehan the CEO of Velico.
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Intel investing in its AI manufacturing and ‘foundry’ business
5d ago00:04:36Tap to summarizeFrom its first fabrication unit in 1989, Leixlip has grown to become the European home of chip-making for Intel. Intel will invest a further €5bn in Co Kildare to beef up its AI manufacturing and its ‘foundry’ business. Speaking to Joe was Naga Chandrasekaran, the Chief Technology and Operations officer at Intel Foundry.
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