BUS-T
As someone who has spent at least a half of my working life behind the wheel of a car, I always keep on an eye on transport stories. Today in the "Indo," Paul Melia covers the problems being experienced by … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Politics
RHURBARB JAM, (a bitter taste).
You do really have to despair at the thick, ignorant, parochial nature of the echo chamber that is the Irish Government. "Apple boss Tim Cook has been accused of snubbing the Dáil after refusing to attend hearings on a €13bn … Continue reading →
NO REASON, JUST POLICY
One decision I took early in my management career was to take everything that came to me on a case-by-case basis. This was, in part, because when I was being managed by other people I constantly ran into useless 'company … Continue reading →
GIVING US THE PIPS
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 →