Ireland finds it hard to resist the temptation to feast in the good times. We must avoid bloating ourselves back into an economic crisis, says Kyran Fitzgerald

New Taoiseach Leo Varadkar may be inheriting an Ireland that is back in the money, but the investment challenges facing him remain daunting, writes Kyran Fitzgerald

The ever-evolving regulatory environment could be making society too complex for its own good, writes Kyran Fitzgerald

The expected strengthening of Theresa May’s hand after June’s UK general election may not make Brexit any easier, writes Kyran Fitzgerald.

Not so long ago, people regularly advised one to “wake up and smell the coffee”.

Obama aide’s take on how government can help rather than hinder is worthy, says Kyran Fitzgerald.

Britain has served its separation notice and talks over the divorce terms start soon. An all-island

Economic pragmatism played a huge part in Martin McGuinness’ transformation from IRA leader to peace-seeking statesman, writes Kyran Fitzgerald.

wage inflation begins to take off, Janet Yellen will have to act by removing the punch bowl from the party. If this happens, sparks could fly in Washington DC, writes Kyran Fitzgerald

Bonus payments are now offered by 80% of employers, with just 14% of those surveyed here definitely not offering such payments.