The Last Post Matt Cooper: Helen McEntee’s car crash week sees confidence drain away from herJustice Minister’s performance at the Oireachtas committee was baffling, given questions were flagged in a Sunday newspaper two days before
Sport Attracting fan-owners and TikTokers key to Irish racing’s growthThe commercial head of Horse Racing Ireland said the sport is thriving here across all levels
Inflation Higher for longer: How businesses are struggling with sky-high costs even as inflation easesInflation has begun to cool as interest rate hikes take effect but energy, food and wage costs remain significantly higher than before - and are unlikely to fall
ESG ESG Newsletter: Will an ad-ban make fossil fuels go the way of tobacco?The ESG newsletter at the Business Post is your source for the news that matters in environmental, social and governance, all told from an Irish perspective
Sport Attracting fan-owners and TikTokers key to Irish racing’s growthThe commercial head of Horse Racing Ireland said the sport is thriving here across all levels
Personal Finance Improving your financial fitness could do wonders for your wellbeing levelsWith many of us concerned about money matters, a financial fitness plan could be a solution
Health Measuring progress: Record hospital spending, yet ‘war-zone’ conditions Why is record investment in hospitals not matched by higher activity? A new dataset shows what is driving the HSE’s ‘productivity puzzle’
US Politics Marion McKeone: Isolated and diminished, Donald Trump cuts a lonely figure in courtNeither the former president’s wife, children or in-laws have turned up to support him at his trial in Manhattan
Investing High alert: Why the latest private equity innovation is worrying central bankersNav-financing is growing rapidly in the private equity market, but regulators are watching closely
US Big Read: Could ‘hilbilly Palm Beach’ provide the setting for Alex Jones’ second act?The notorious conspiracy theorist has bought land outside the ghost town of Terlingua in west Texas, as his unlikely comeback continues
Hospitality ‘We’re now serving our first customers’ kids’: Erik and Michelle Robson on 25 years of Ely Wine BarThe couple who shook up the Irish wine scene with Ely in 1999 are looking to the future with their outlets in Dublin and Kildare
Making it Work Harley and Marley hoping fish-based pet food will go down a treat on the continentThe Sandyford-based company says Ireland is the perfect test bed before its major expansion into Europe
Explainer Explainer: What are AT1 bonds and are they in trouble? AIB raised €625 million in additional tier one bonds this week as the notes’ future is being discussed on the global stage
ESG ESG Newsletter: Will an ad-ban make fossil fuels go the way of tobacco?The ESG newsletter at the Business Post is your source for the news that matters in environmental, social and governance, all told from an Irish perspective
Inflation Higher for longer: How businesses are struggling with sky-high costs even as inflation easesInflation has begun to cool as interest rate hikes take effect but energy, food and wage costs remain significantly higher than before - and are unlikely to fall
Agribusiness Supermarkets may be fined up to €10m for breaching supplier rules, new food regulator warnsNiamh Lenehan, chief executive of the An Rialálaí Agraibhia, said powerful retailers must take new rules to protect small food suppliers seriously
Explainer Explainer: Everything SMEs need to know about costs grant before May deadlineFirms have until Wednesday next week to apply for the Increased Cost of Business grant, which is worth up to €5,000
Construction Meet the developers converting offices into apartments for €300k per homeA new report by the Housing Agency into commercial-to-residential conversions has shown developers can make large savings
UK What would Labour’s ‘progressive’ foreign policy mean for Ireland?Labour is touting an ‘ethical’ foreign policy with closer ties to the EU, and Ireland in particular
Tax Firms make push for PRSI rebate scheme to offset rising costsSimon Harris has created an expectation among business owners that a significant support package is on the way this summer
Tax ‘The chuckle brothers act can’t last’: Coalition partners hone in on tax in bid to reclaim political groundFine Gael and Fianna Fáil both working up separate party manifestos on tax measures as budget nears
EU Simon Harris’s first EU summit turns into bunfight over tax, subsidies and sovereigntyA barney over tax and supervision overtook a summit that should have been short and sweet
Commercial Property Analysis: Why investors are ferociously fighting it out to buy Ireland’s luxury hotelsInvestors clearly see five-star hotels as safe bets, even in the face of rampant global inflation
Personal Finance Flight risk: ten tips to get the best travel insurance this summer From checking excesses to ensuring a good level of cover, here are the factors to keep in mind when taking out a policy for your next trip