Open for business

A recent visit to Ireland's capital city of Dublin convinces me that it is a city open for business

Much has been written about the woes of the Irish economy, but this ancient, yet truly modern, city buzzes with the excitement of business energy. Dublin is a city for people. Here the Irish skill of ...

Sections

PAYMENTS

Working the assets

The corporate treasury function has often been regarded in the boardroom as something akin to a piggy bank – a static, low risk place to park surplus money for use in times of need...

INVESTMENT

The art of investment

Stocks and shares? Bricks and mortar? Or how about a Picasso? Roger St. Pierre examines an alternative investment avenue...

TAX

Sterling advice

Tax is an issue most people tend to bury their head in the sand over. Ian Wright, UK Tax Advisor, stresses the importance of getting some sound advice...

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Sarkozy says FX issue must be focus of global debate

Economic debate at the global level must focus on the gulf between levels of the euro and the dollar, French President Nicolas Sarkozy said as he vowed to protect domestic industry...

EXPENSE MANAGEMENT

Managing capital

Demica, the working capital solutions specialist, is the consulting and technology partner of choice for a range of multi-national corporations...


Bulgarian squeeze

How the EU are putting pressure on the Eastern European country.

Danone a good job

We profile Franck Riboud, CEO Danone

Artistic investment

Investing in art can yield big dividends, we investigate the market for corporate acquisitions

Open for business

How Ireland is timidly opening up to new investment strategies.

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Commentaries

The rules have changed

Malcolm Follos discusses how to survive today's global financial crisis...

Special Report

A man for three seasons

Berlusconi is back for the third time, sending affectionate kisses to Italians in his victory speech and promising to revive Italy's ailing economy and slash taxes. But of course, as many Italians will tell you, they have heard it all before...