In its final report on the Apple tax ruling, the EU Commission accused Ireland of illegal State aid and claimed the Government did not have “any justification at all for the selective treatment” the multinational received. The damning report found that … Continue reading →
The strong suspicion is that Irish Water was set up to sell the utility to a large Corporate for a one-off bonanza of cash. But for any Multi-National to be interested they would need to see an infrastructure already in … Continue reading →
Steve Jobs was known to employ a "Reality distortion field," when in negotiations with others. The mesmerizing Jobs could convince his audience that right was wrong and black was white when he needed to. I now believe that is exactly … Continue reading →
More and more I am hearing on our media that ‘populism’ is a bad thing. The other morning on RTE radio a Fine Gael Minister, (no less), made it abundantly clear to this breathless nation that he most certainly was … Continue reading →