The Business

In the weekend Paul McCartney turns 80, Pat Carty of Hotpress magazine walks us through the business of the Beatles.

Fiona Hill is one of the world’s top foreign policy experts, specialising in Russian and Eastern European affairs. She served under three U.S. Presidents, including as senior director for European and Russian affairs to Donald Trump. We caught up with her at Dalkey Book Festival where she is promoting her book, ‘There is Nothing for you Here’.

Chief Executive of Manufacturing NI Stephen Kelly has spoken out on behalf of a number of businesses in the North who are concerned about what the overturning of the Northern Ireland Protocol would mean for them. He joins us now to discuss.

Irish names can be tricky when it comes to communicating in life and in business. Should we haul people over the coals for messing them up? Siofra Mulqueen has been finding out...

With exams in full swing, we’re sure there are some aspiring entrepreneurs in the Leaving Cert class of 2022. Siofra Mulqueen has been speaking to some of the successful business people who didn’t go on to do their degrees and took a different path.

It was announced this week that TikTok is to create 1,000 jobs in Ireland. With tech fast becoming the highest earning sector, are we facing major salary disparity issues? Adrian Weckler joins us to discuss.

It’s always good to have a good partner in business, a wingman - a Goose to your Maverick. And as TopGun Maverick hits the screens we decided to ask comedian Julie Jay who has been a support act to the likes of Tommy Tiernan and Alison Spittle, what it takes to be a good wingwoman.

A new book investigates how the Nazis helped German tycoons make billions off the horrors of the Third Reich and World War II—and how America allowed them to get away with it. Author of ‘Nazi Billionaires: The Dark History of Germany’s Wealthiest Dynasties’ David de Jong chats to us.

As a child Pamela Laird soaked up entrepreneurial skills while hanging around her mothers beauty salon and before finishing her Leaving Cert had set up a nail bar in House of Fraser. She has since gone on to create her own successful beauty brand Moxi Loves.

In the weekend of Bloom Festival, we are joined by two people who ditched their day jobs for the world of willows and wild flowers - garden designers Marion Keogh and Ingrid Smyth...