Institute Of Directors

It was a big night for Big Tech last night, with Apple, Google, Amazon and Facebook all posting strong quarterly results despite turbulent politics an(...)

The US presidential election, Covid-19 and ongoing trade talks between the EU and the UK represent a “triple jeopardy” for Irish business in the final(...)

More than 70 British business groups representing more than seven million workers have made a last-ditch attempt to persuade politicians to return to (...)

At one time a non-executive directorship was seen as a handy sinecure with which to end one’s career. However, the progressive tightening of corporate(...)

Only a small percentage of company bosses believe all their staff will be back in the office after lockdown, a new survey shows. The poll by the Inst(...)

The coronavirus outbreak is a “ challenge unlike any other for the State and its business leaders”, according to the Institute of Directors Ireland (I(...)

While attending an event for the queen’s birthday in 2018, Boris Johnson, the UK’s foreign secretary at the time, was asked about the concerns of busi(...)

Nearly 90 per cent of Irish business leaders believe the Government needs to “actively address improving relations with the UK” after three years of d(...)

Once votes are counted on – or about – February 9th, the Institute of Directors (IOD) would prefer we emerged with a clear majority Government rather (...)

Some “heartening” advances, but still a “serious gender imbalance” at the top level of business in Ireland. That was the mixed verdict of the Governme(...)