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Insights | 23.08.2023
Ten Euro Apricots
It was my turn to do the dreaded weekly shop last week and three-quarters of the way around Tesco, I went to the home baking section and reached for the next item on the list: dried apricots.
Insights | 23.08.2023
Merrion Capital Investment Managers Announces Name Change
We are pleased to announce that Merrion Capital Investment Managers Limited has undergone a name change to bring them under the Cantor Fitzgerald brand portfolio.
Insights | 31.07.2023
NewsWhip Media: Further Investment Paves the Way for Growth
In a world where real time information is as valuable as ever, NewsWhip are focused on delivering this real-time insight to their customers, enabling them to be more prepared and reactive to relevant news events.
Insights | 31.07.2023
Wax Wings of Bidenomic Industrial Policy Could be as Good as it Gets for Equity Markets
Just 12 months into the fastest interest-rate hiking cycle in history – and yet neither western stock markets nor economies are thus far showing the weakness that was expected.
Insights | 31.07.2023
Resurgence of U.S. Factories Sparks Construction Boom
Demand for new factories in the U.S. is helping drive growth in construction spending that is cascading across industrial supply chains, says the Wall Street Journal.
Insights | 26.06.2023
How AI is driving the new industrial revolution
AI’s potential for business is so great we may be on cusp of transformative change comparable to that brought by the industrial revolution.
Insights | 26.06.2023
Cairn Homes: Ireland’s Largest Homebuilder
Cairn Homes is Ireland’s leading homebuilder with a focus on the Greater Dublin Area and other major urban districts around Ireland.
Insights | 22.06.2023
Oil and Gas Giants are Plugged in for Switch to Green Power
Amid the global energy crisis, many consumers and businesses were hit hard by soaring energy prices in 2022. But for the oil and gas industry, it was a year of record profits.
Insights | 26.05.2023
Surplus to Requirements
The positive economic rebound that Ireland has enjoyed since the re-opening of the economy post Covid-19 has resulted in robust public finances. However, both the banking and sovereign crises experienced in 2008 and 2012, respectively, remain fresh in the minds of policymakers. Determined to avoid the sins of the past, plans to create a long-term public sector savings vehicle were outlined earlier this month.
Insights | 26.05.2023
Farra Marine: Oceans of Opportunity
Faced with volatile energy prices, climate change and concerns about security of supply, renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power are without doubt the way forward in achieving ambitious targets set by governing bodies.