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Pamela Newenham

Pamela Newenham

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Pamela Newenham is a business journalist with The Irish Times. She specialises in the areas of innovation, technology, start-ups and entrepreneurship. She has previously written for the Irish Independent, Irish Examiner, Irish Daily Mail, Food & Wine magazine and NUI Maynooth's ReSearch magazine among other publications.

Former O2 chief Danuta Gray said quotas are not the best way to get women into the boardroom. Photograph: Eric Luke
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Gerald Lawless, chief executive Jumeirah Group, Dubai
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American Chamber of Commerce president Peter Keegan: “Untold damage to our international reputation could result if we enter into a summer of discontent has warned. Photograph: Cyril Byrne
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Irishman Allan Dixon (26) is among the finalists competing for the ‘Best Job in the World’.
Irishman among ‘Best Job in the World’ finalists

Allan Dixon makes final three for role of Outback Adventurer

Aer Lingus shares climbed 3.5 per cent in Dublin yesterday
Better than expected company results lead European shares higher

Strong interim management statements in Dublin have little impact on market

Natasha Sherling: "My business is my name. Everything rests on a good name."
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Revenue chairwoman Josephine Feehily has reassured members of the public using the LPT helpline following an attempted credit card fraud. Photo: David Sleator/The Irish Times
Revenue reassures people using property tax helpline

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