Mazars

Mazars partner Michael Tuohy fined over quality of Nama vehicle audit

Tuohy is third person fined by regulator since it took direct audit responsibility in 2016

All things being equal

Are equal opportunity polices getting left behind due to coronavirus?

Green mortgages are increasingly popular, but do they work?

These products give preferential rates for high BER rating but can they effect real change?

Ireland lagging in global research race due to little public spending on R&D

State needs to treble level of public R&D investment to catch up with leaders Denmark

‘Cyber is very much a board-level issue’: why cybersecurity is crucial to businesses

Experts explain how businesses can best protect themselves against cybercriminals

Cybersecurity: 10 key steps to protect your organisation

Vital points include strong passwords, staff training and a zero-trust approach

Criminals have an inbuilt advantage in the great cyber arms race

‘Attackers only have to find one weakness to succeed, the defender has to fix them all’

Bricks and mortar retailing far from dead – but now it’s just part of the mix

Consumers still have an attachment to the physical shopping experience while new online shopping habits will persist

Lifelines for a sector struggling following lockdowns

Wage support and online retail schemes have provided vital support for retail

Accentuating the post-pandemic positives in this new era

Mazars profile: ‘Mazars has shown it can change and so have business and society’

Why multinationals are putting Ireland’s regions front and centre

Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford have much to offer companies setting up here

Sectors to watch which are capable of delivering results

A notable feature of Ireland’s success in attracting FDI has been its ability to adapt to rapid changes in the industrial landscape

‘What’s most important for me is to get out and see clients again’

Future of Work case study: Tommy Doherty, partner at Mazars

Time for reality to match rhetoric on R&D investment

Ireland languishes near foot of EU league table regardless of how you measure it

Irish banks among the most active at setting aside provisions to cover potential losses

The rate of loan defaults and insolvencies likely to spike in the second half of this year

Supporting clients in their ESG journey

How Mazars in Ireland is helping businesses to adapt to a greener future

Most Read

1

Postman’s driving ban was meant for son of same name, court hears

2

The five worst passengers you can meet on a flight — according to an air steward

3

Actions of British government could break up UK, Varadkar says

4

Ireland has too many barristers, with many suffering financially, report finds

5

Dublin must plan for the unpalatable but possible return of a hard border

You may also like...

The Irish Times ePaper