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# inbox-me - Saturday 27 June, 2015
Here's everything you need to know about business this week
Everyone was talking about Greek dramas, house prices and UTV Ireland’s woes.
# inbox-me - Sunday 26 April, 2015
Here's everything you need to know about business this week
Everyone was talking about SiteServ, mobilegeddon and food-delivery wars.
# inbox-me - Sunday 5 April, 2015
Here's everything you need to know about business this week
Everyone was talking about Dunnes strikes, a big plan for Longford and a Celtic Tiger phoenix.
# inbox-me - Saturday 28 February, 2015
Here's everything you need to know about business this week
Everyone was talking about Cadbury’s cuts, McWilliams’ biscuits and some dodgy ads.
# inbox-me - Sunday 15 February, 2015
Here's everything you need to know about business this week
Everyone was talking about Willie Walsh’s sales pitch, D-Day for Greece and Swissleaks.
# inbox-me - Sunday 8 February, 2015
Here's everything you need to know about business this week
Everyone was talking about Greek debt deals, counting calories and the end of cheap booze.
# inbox-me - Sunday 1 February, 2015
The Briefcase: Shamrock for sale, an Apple record and some new Greeks in town
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Sunday 25 January, 2015
The Briefcase: A money-conjuring trick, billionaires' paradise and so many buzzwords
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Saturday 17 January, 2015
The Briefcase: Oil wars, Irish milk fans and glitter rage
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Saturday 10 January, 2015
The Briefcase: Anglo boss's 'outright lies', Welfare Wednesday and oil like water
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Sunday 21 December, 2014
The Briefcase: Rouble the new lira, a banking inquiry and the Metro Herald is kaput
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Sunday 14 December, 2014
The Briefcase: Sony woes, Nama (nearly) called the C-word and Heineken frothing
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Sunday 7 December, 2014
The Briefcase: A Northern Ireland tax showdown, Nama plans and UTV everywhere
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Saturday 29 November, 2014
The Briefcase: Black Friday, Europe vs Google and sweet broadband dreams
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Saturday 22 November, 2014
The Briefcase: Not-so-Irish brands, Sweden's helping hand and Darth Vader's deep pockets
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 14 November, 2014
The Briefcase: Grilled bankers, Taylor Swift and Alibaba's treasure trove
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 7 November, 2014
The Briefcase: Web Summit, Luxleaks and the most infamous letter in Ireland
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Saturday 1 November, 2014
The Briefcase: Broadband wars, gobshites and taking a bite out of Apple
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Saturday 25 October, 2014
The Briefcase: Everyone hates Irish Water, Nama dramas and R.I.P. Nokia
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 17 October, 2014
The Briefcase: Big pharma, the price of power and a little thing called the Budget
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 10 October, 2014
The Briefcase: Bubble busters, more budget babble and startups as far as the eye can see
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 3 October, 2014
The Briefcase: No-go hollier zones, pre-budget chat and the value of reading the fine print
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 26 September, 2014
The Briefcase: 'Handbag drinkers', Tesco troubles and Apple gets its flex on
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 19 September, 2014
The Briefcase: Double Irish with a twist of Keynsian economics and... new iPhones OMG OMG!
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 5 September, 2014
The Briefcase: The €1 trillion question, queues for houses, and the charm of Michael Noonan
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 29 August, 2014
The Briefcase: The biggest landlord in the land, wage rows and Limerick's new oil barons
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 22 August, 2014
The Briefcase: Ryanair's aggressive moves, Brexit and Sean Dunne's gaff
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 15 August, 2014
The Briefcase: O'Flynn-v-Blackstone, ghost hotels and South African Sparring partners
This was the week in business
# inbox-me - Friday 8 August, 2014
The Briefcase: Russia freezes us out, house prices and drinking on the job
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 1 August, 2014
The Briefcase: good numbers, burnt bondholders, and the ghosts of Irish banking
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 25 July, 2014
The Briefcase: a US President, the Budget and definitely not a housing bubble
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 18 July, 2014
The Briefcase: Plans for Dublin's 'Canary Wharf', trips to Addis Ababa and Lidl's pricey wine list
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 11 July, 2014
The Briefcase: Tax havens, a €100 million deal for Quinn's companies, and a Wetherspoons fry-up
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 4 July, 2014
The Briefcase: good news on the economy, a boom-time property market and the most hated family in Ireland
This was the week in business.
# inbox-me - Friday 27 June, 2014
The briefcase: subprime mortgages, house prices and burying a Bentley
This was the week in business…
# inbox-me - Friday 20 June, 2014
The briefcase: this was the week in business
Opening shots in the budget war, cuddly Ryanair, and everything in between…
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Poll: Should voting in the Seanad election be extended?
AS GOVERNMENT-FORMATION talks continue post-general election, some focus is now turning to the Seanad election.
The upper house consists of 60 senators who are appointed or elected in three different ways: The Taoiseach’s nominees, panels and the university panel.
There has been much discussion about the Seanad in recent years with many people viewing it as elitist and in need of being reformed or scrapped altogether. The public was asked in a referendum in October 2013 whether the Seanad should be abolished – 51.7% said No, 48.27% said Yes.
The public previously voted to extend voting rights to all graduates of Irish third-level institutions, but a law allowing this to happen has never been enacted. However, many people argue this is still unfair given how many others would still be unable to vote.
What do you think: Should voting in the Seanad election be extended?
Poll Results:
Yes, to every citizen over 18 (3242)
The Seanad should be reformed or scrapped (2375)
Yes, to all third-level graduates (922)
No, it's fine the way it is (705)
I'm not sure (152)
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