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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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What are the benefits of having Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Professional Networks?
2w ago00:07:54Tap to summarizeSusan Hayes Culleton was joined by Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Partner at Sisk, Amy Martin, to discuss the idea and the benefits behind Equity, Diversity and Inclusion professional networks.
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Why social media trends are impacting prescription medicines.
2w ago00:08:09Tap to summarizeCommunity pharmacists across the country are reporting that a growing number of people are making important healthcare decisions based on advice from social media influencers and AI tools. Susan Hayes Culleton was joined by Sheena Mitchell, spokesperson for a group of independent community pharmacists across Ireland, to explore the reasons behind this move.
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Monday's business news headlines
2w ago00:07:37Tap to summarizeSusan Hayes Culleton takes a look through Monday's business headlines with Russ Mould from AJ Bell
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How to plan your income in retirement
3w ago00:07:57Tap to summarizeOnly 47% of people feel confident they will manage financially after retirement. This is according to “The New Retirement Reality Report”. To explore how people expect retirement and employment to intersect, Susan was joined on the show by Emer Kirk, CEO for the Financial Planning Standards Board.
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3w ago00:08:49Tap to summarizeSusan Hayes Culleton takes a the business stories that are hitting the headlines along with Aidan Donnelly, Head of Equities at Davy.
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The new global tax arrangement two years on
3w ago00:08:57Tap to summarizeTwo years ago a new global tax arrangement under the auspices of the OECD for large companies came into force after years of wrangling and much resistance from this country. It raised the minimum rate for corporation taxes on huge companies to 15%. It was part of a suite of global tax changes and was affectionately known as Pillar Two. Speaking to Joe this morning was Brendan Murphy is a Tax Partner with the consultants Baker Tilly.
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How to handle an employee request to work from abroad
3w ago00:08:18Tap to summarizeWe have become very familiar with working from home. But what about working from anywhere? Where should employers draw the line on time and location? To discuss the tax and HR risks, Susan spoke to Ronan Berry, Managing Partner of HRConsultants.ie .
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PTSB supporting SME's
3w ago00:08:38Tap to summarizePTSB is hoping to catch up with the other two big pillar banks when it comes to business lending. It loaned out €500m last year to SMEs. Now it’s setting up a new pool of money for them worth €250m with the express view of lending for energy and sustainability projects as well as female entrepreneurs. Patrick Farrell - Chief Retail Banking Officer with PTSB explained all their plans.
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3w ago00:03:38Tap to summarizeThursday's business news headlines with Joe Lynam.
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The business of the regulation of asset management
3w ago00:07:35Tap to summarizeIn the aftermath of the financial crisis, a whole new ecosystem of financial regulation was set up. Now the Commission as part of its simplification drive is thinking about transferring some regulation of asset management from national to EU level. Because Ireland has a very large fund management sector, we’re not so keen.Speaking to Joe this morning was Michael D'Arcy the Chief Executive of the Irish Association of Investment Managers.
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