Economy

Business & company start-up growth slows in first three quarters of 2018 but insolvencies decrease by 23%

The number of new business and company start-ups decreased by -7% in the first three quarters of 2018 (1 January—30…

7 years ago

Is your software equipped to handle imminent PAYE changes?

MHR is urging organisations across the Republic of Ireland to check their software is compliant with impending changes to the Pay…

7 years ago

Crypto experts respond to US Senate blockchain hearing

Crypto industry figures have criticised testimony given by the respected economist Professor Nouriel Roubini’s to the US Senate Committee on…

7 years ago

Data & Tech to transform Nigerian Retail Market

According to Djire, retail currently accounts for 16% of the Nigerian GDP and is viewed by many as a new…

7 years ago

ICE Africa poised to make historic debut attracting delegates from 91 countries

ICE Africa has attracted delegates from a total of 91 countries including gaming professionals from 25 African countries LONDON, United…

7 years ago

PAR Technology Announces New API Integration With Open Dining and Brink POS Software

ParTech, Inc. (PAR), a leading global provider of point of sale (POS) and workforce efficiency solutions to the restaurant and…

7 years ago

Blockchain Revolution Landscape Assessment “How To”

Guest post by Jerry Witkowicz Opportunities for “How To” In the first two of our three part articles we analyzed…

7 years ago

Preview: Decentralized Talks Dublin

When and where is it on? Our event will take place in Dublin, Ireland on November 11-12. How many years…

7 years ago

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