The aerospace giant Airbus made its views on Brexit unequivocal over the past couple of weeks. 

In cities and towns outside capitals the opportunity exists to create environments that turn old shops into internet-ready retail outlets, writes Joe Gill.

Leaders of major high technology companies like Stripe and Amazon have been meeting the Government recently over their concerns about the cost of housing and availability of accommodation in Ireland.

Last week my colleagues in Goodbody organised an event on the theme of “funding the future of Cork”.

China’s growing value and importance for the Irish economy was further underlined, this week, by pharmaceutical giant WuXi Biologics choosing Ireland — and Dundalk, in particular — as the location for its first manufacturing site outside of China.

Last weekend, my wife and I spent a few days tootling around Clare and Tipperary.

Is it time to redouble Ireland’s efforts to attract US corporations to invest in the economy? asks Joe Gill.

QF9 was the call sign used by the Australian airline Qantas earlier this week for the first non-stop flight between Perth and London.

Imagine the UK government has made an emergency announcement, after extensive consultation with employers, employees, students, and civil servants, writes Joe Gill.

A large squadron of chickens is coming home to roost around Brexit.