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Breakfast Business with Joe Lynam

Presented by Newstalk's Business Editor Joe Lynam, this 30-minute programme focuses on the key busin

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It’s decision day once again for the European central bank. Will they hike rates yet again and if

A look at today's business papers and websites with Business Editor Joe Lynam.

 On Sept 23rd last year, the UK announced a so-called ‘mini budget’. It was a tax-cutting blueprint

The ramifications of the collapse of America’s 16th largest bank are being felt on this side of the

A run-through of some of the business stories today with Newstalk's Business Editor Joe Lynam.

Amid the fallout from the collapse of not one but 2 banks at the weekend, some taxpayers are asking

Last year small companies had to endure the perfect storm of soaring inflation and interest rates as

Business Editor Joe Lynam takes a run-through of some of the business stories today.

Too often you hear accusations that giant multinationals come to Ireland: make huge profits, avoid p

One of the major banking stories was on Friday evening when the Silicon Valley bank collapsed. It wa

A run-through of some of the business stories today with Business Editor Joe Lynam.

Joe spoke with the General manager with JLR in Ireland, John Cormican, about how the development of

Only this week, the environment Minister Eamon Ryan published draft proposals on the economic benefi

A look at Friday's papers

2023/3/10

Aidan Donnelly from Davy joined Joe to look at what is making the business headlines today.

Whether it was the outrageous practices that caused the financial crisis or the culture of risk-taki

How do you feel about being served food by a robot or a mobile tray without anyone actually pushing

A run-through of some of the business stories today with Business Editor Joe Lynam.

Today is 'International Women's Day' and we’re covering international banking, international retaili

A run-through of some of the business stories today with Joe Lynam.

Beach Point Capital here in Ireland is running a €100m Venture Debt fund, which invests in high-grow