Why the Germans Do it Better.
This week on Taking Stock Mandy Johnston looks at the phenomena of “quiet quitting” where workers do less while still keeping their jobs. She chats to HR expert Caroline Reidy…
Surviving The Daily Grind, Twitter’s Whistle-Blower and Great Irish Political Comebacks
This week on Taking Stock Mandy Johnston is joined by the author and financial journalist Philip Coggan who has just written a new book called Surviving the Daily Grind’ and…
Is Irish Banking Broken?
This week on Taking Stock Mandy Johnston analyses what was left in the wake of the departure of Ulster Bank and KBC and is joined by Sean Keyes from the…
Has America Gone With the Wind?
How does a novel set in 1860s, published in the 1930s relate to America in 202? This week on Taking Stock Mandy Johnson talks to Author Sarah Churchell about her…
Taking Stock Special: A Deep Dive Into Irish Universities in 2022
This week on Taking Stock Mandy explores the complexities of university life both inside and outside of the lecture hall by getting the perspective of those that run our third-level…
Changing Trends in Media Consumption, Sabbaticals On The Rise & Investments Surge in Seria A
A new report by PwC looks into whether old media is on the way out as the competition for our attention sends advertisers over the top and into the palms…
Coffee Wars, Multinational Tax and the Real Cost of Irish Unity
This week on Taking Stock Mandy Johnston talks to Sabah Meddings of the Sunday Times about the history of Starbucks and why it’s rumoured that it may be selling up…
Turing Up the Heat on Climate Change, Italian Political Chaos and is Crypto for You?
This week on Taking Stock Mandy Johnston discusses the dichotomy of dealing with climate change during a global energy war with Prof Michael Grubb from ULC in London Have you…
The Return of Q, Failing Euro and Commercial Property Bouncing Back
As the Euro fell below parity with the dollar for the first time in twenty years on this week’s Taking Stock Mandy Johnston talks to Cliff Taylor of the Irish…
The Power of Unions, Early Budgets and the Final Days of Boris
This week the massive spike in the rate of inflation has meant the Government has had to revise its plans for Budget 2023. Their own spending guidelines have now been…