Ifac’s new chair: “There is no need for fiscal stimulus” thecurrency.news/articles/16118…

“I actually just feel that the Government are a little bit disconnected to it. I really, really do. I think they were very good for us during Covid, but I just don’t think they quite see the loss of what’s actually happening in the sector.” thecurrency.news/articles/16102…

Controlling the controllables: Dalata’s Dermot Crowley on share buybacks and cost containment thecurrency.news/articles/16128…

Enterprise Ireland paid Deloitte to review “independent legal entities” used by Halo Business Angel Network thecurrency.news/articles/16124…

Apple pours tax oil on Budget 2025 fire thecurrency.news/articles/16142…

“How are we going to meet our objectives around sustainable cities if we’re not building more apartments?” thecurrency.news/articles/16130…

“Running something for sentimental reasons is a fool’s errand”: Peaches Kemp on 25 years in business thecurrency.news/articles/16118…

Monzo faces a huge challenge in Ireland but its success will be measured in more ways than one thecurrency.news/articles/16130…

The serial food entrepreneur behind Itsa Bagel and The Commons café explains how being pragmatic and flexible has allowed her business to thrive. thecurrency.news/articles/16118…

HBAN fallout: Members to be asked to wind up key investment vehicle at EGM, as sole director moves to resign thecurrency.news/articles/16161…

MORE NEWS in the swimming saga: The Leinster Open Sea Harbour Swim, due to take place Sept 7 in Dún Laoghaire, has been postponed to Sept 14 due to poor water quality. LOS is encouraging swimmers to join the Liffey Swim organised on the same day by Swim Ireland if they want to.

Peter Kinsella: Will Germany bend, or will it break? thecurrency.news/articles/16144…

Older, smaller, but still in demand: Why Greencoat Renewables is selling five Irish wind farms thecurrency.news/articles/16145…

“Nothing secret”: How a US casino giant’s acquisition of an Irish firm stumbled on an outsourcing headache thecurrency.news/articles/16123…

.Xerotech has raked in €44m in funding in Ireland. Now it’s turning to international investors, writes Jonathan Keane: thecurrency.news/articles/16164…

Having “contributed greatly” to €225m in investment in Irish start-ups, the Bloom Equity Angel Syndicate is no more thecurrency.news/articles/16178…

Tom Lyons: A ring of silence that allowed a ring of abuse to go unchecked thecurrency.news/articles/16169…

Brett Igoe: What Irish rugby can learn from the club structures and systems in France thecurrency.news/articles/16159…

In Thuringia, memory politics and the educational system are no longer bulwarks against right-wing extremism, writes Fergal Lenehan in east Germany: thecurrency.news/articles/16146…

“False claims” and a “false market”: The €14.2bn Irish building materials giant and the damning Grenfell fire report thecurrency.news/articles/16173…