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Tesco appoints Irishwoman Christine Heffernan as group communications director

She will join the key executive committee of the British supermarket chain

Web Summit spin-off MoneyConf brings the magic to Dublin

This week in business: Fintech conference founded by Paddy Cosgrave will attract more than 5,000

‘I’m the best estate agent you have – and that’s not me being big-headed’

Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: It’s time to learn some crucial differences between GDPR and CPR

UCD announces new business school boss

Prof Anthony Brabazon will head up UCD’s College of Business

New system to ease staffing crisis in the healthcare sector

CliniShift the ‘Uber of healthcare’, can reduce reliance on agency workers

VT Networks: Finding a business through the Internet of Things

Utility meters, environmental sensors, security systems and GPS trackers are just some of the devices that could be hooked up to their service

Central Bank appoints Ed Sibley as a new director

Mr Sibley to replace Sharon Donnery as director of credit institutions supervision

Steering the fishing industry through choppy waters

With challenges on all fishery fronts, new CEO at BIM Tara McCarthy has a lot on her plate

Huge failure rate of products shows it is vital to have right kind of research

People vary so widely it can be difficult to identify who exactly a business owner wants to talk to

Advertising report highlights industry’s effectiveness

Institute make case for link between pay back, creativity and media investment

Financial journalist who wrote movingly about his final illness

Charlie Fell: October 7th, 1968 - August 3rd, 2015

Campaign to highlight pancreatic cancer ‘liberated’ Charlie Fell

Funeral of Irish Times columnist told he was ‘inspirational’ in final lecture

UCD graduate moved his family to Hong Kong with just five weeks’ notice

Wild geese Bob Keogh, head of State Street’s Alternative Investment Solutions unit for Asia Pacific

First Encounters: Fabio Molle and Donal Mc Sharry

‘The best friendships are built on business’

New innovator: MyMoneyPlatform

Helping people to plan and manage their personal finance needs more effectively

After the bailout: the chastened consumer

In the last days of the boom we spent like kings. The bailout years have taught us to scrimp like paupers. Will waving goodbye to the troika give us back our confidence?

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