KEEP employee share scheme was designed to help SMEs offer tax‑efficient share options, but valuation hurdles, strict compliance rules and tax risks continue to limit uptake

Ireland must move from ambition to action on infrastructure, says Dublin Chamber president David Kelly

Almost two in three Irish companies are family run, but Government supports are needed in an increasingly competitive landscape

Responsible investing is expanding rapidly as investors weigh climate risk, long‑term returns and reputational impact, despite a political backlash against ESG principles

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About €170 billion of household savings is on deposit in Ireland and 90 per cent of that is sitting in accounts earning less than 1 per cent

From continuous feedback to targeted upskilling, organisations are reshaping leadership development to meet new demands driven by disruption and technology

From pay and wellbeing to trust and development, organisations are taking a more holistic, people-led approach to improving retention and loyalty

Acquisition can accelerate market entry dramatically but there are pitfalls

AI can fundamentally alter deal-making and how target companies are evaluated

Building trust brings benefits beyond the period of transformation – it becomes an accelerator when embedded in company culture

Sale and leaseback allows airlines to tap into diverse sources of capital and to optimise the mix of owned and leased aircraft in their fleets

More than half of the world’s commercial aircraft are now leased, not owned. Cost, flexibility and aircraft shortages explain why leasing has become the favoured route

SMEs are still the backbone of the Irish economy, so how do we ensure they are supported?

Is there a case for targeted tax incentives to reward business founders for the risks they take on?