Facebook must do far more to regulate its content

Social networks designed to build communities are too often used to split societies

The Moneyball approach to finding the right home

Paddy Power analytics manager Michael Doyle applied his know-how to the housing market

Frankfurt for the banks, Paris for the culture, Amsterdam for a friendly regulator

As financial firms take Brexit positions, Dutch capital is winning new trading operations

What the summer book choices of elites reveal about politics

Janan Ganesh: Powerlessness of governments against human foibles is common theme

Iceland bids farewell to capital controls, says 'hallo' to new risks

Economic recovery owes much to flexibility not open to Ireland or Greece

Has the Coachella festival sold out to right-wing interests?

Promoter Philip Anschutz’s ties to ultra-conservative US politics sit in stark contrast to his counter-cultural music business ventures - and it’s making some very uneasy

A friendship of opposites that changed our view of human thinking

Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky paved the way for behavioural finance

To err is human: mistakes and why we make them

For ‘The Undoing Project’ Michael Lewis, author of ‘The Big Short’ and ‘Moneyball’, has focused on the Nobel-winning work of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky

Hugh Linehan: What have the British ever done for us? Quite a lot

It is clear Ireland and Britain are totally different – except for our language, food, books, education, legal systems, humour and weather

Pension pots and superyachts make a big splash

Can rich people find undisturbed lesiure only aboard an oversized boat?

Ken Early on that Euro 2016 phenomenon: Iceland

Clever management combined with unique Viking spirit has elevated this tournament

Numbers Game: Sloan Sports Conference needs to refocus

Despite recent ‘Moneyball’ reunion, analytics behemoth perhaps needs reshaping

Barclays, Credit Suisse strike record deals with SEC

Banks to pay a combined total of $154.3 m in connection with cases involving dark pools

Diarmaid Ferriter: Eight years on and it is political business as usual in Ireland

What we are witnessing are testosterone fuelled, arrogant assertions that the establishment have things under control

America at Large: Sceptics line up as ‘Moneyball’ mould-breaker tackles NFL

Paul DePodesta expected to be nothing less than saviour at struggling Cleveland Browns

Kobe Bryant: dazzling, brash, egomaniacal, ugly, beautiful and jaw-dropping

The Lakers star announces his intention to retire owing basketball nothing

Andy McGeady: Different versions of ‘Moneyball’ finding way into football boardrooms

Those who keep an eye on numbers are having increasing influence of strategy

Flashboys return: the transatlantic war for milliseconds

Express, a superfast data cable between the US and Europe, has just gone live at a cost of €270m. By getting buy and sell orders to stock exchanges first, the Irish-based firm behind it is giving high-frequency traders the opportunity to earn vast profits

The thirtysomething trader facing a 380-year jail sentence

The man accused of masterminding the 2010 crash has little in common with the ‘flash boys’ of Wall Street fame

Paul Murray: ‘The banks were full of basket cases'

The ‘Skippy Dies’ author hadn’t planned to write his next novel, ‘The Mark and the Void’, about the financial crash, but he couldn’t help himself once he read about bankers’ antics

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