Ian Guider

1 week ago | businesspost.ie | Ian Guider

Opinion Rapid expansion in day-to-day spending off the back of unstable corporate tax revenues a fundamental weakness which could lead to real pain for many Business Post subscribers can read: • Why government policy reversals on sick pay and alcohol labelling signal more than short-term panic • The unseen risk in Ireland’s overreliance on volatile corporate tax and a small elite of high earners • What an insider view of ministerial meetings reveals about the urgency – and fear – at the heart...

1 week ago | businesspost.ie | Ian Guider

Markets Tesco shares are down about 14 per cent so far this year, though analysts still believe it will come out the winner on the other side of the battle Cork-born Ken Murphy has enjoyed a largely smooth ride as chief executive of Tesco. Inheriting the job during the pandemic he presided over a doubling ...

1 week ago | businesspost.ie | Ian Guider

Markets Tesco shares are down about 14 per cent so far this year, though analysts still believe it will come out the winner on the other side of the battle Cork-born Ken Murphy has enjoyed a largely smooth ride as chief executive of Tesco. Inheriting the job during the pandemic he presided over a doubling ...

2 weeks ago | businesspost.ie | Ian Guider

Analysis Ian Guider: Paul Marchant’s shock departure from Penneys shows no one is bigger than the brand Companies like BP, Kroger, and McDonald’s are rewriting the rulebook on executive conduct

3 weeks ago | businesspost.ie | Ian Guider

EU-US Trade War The world we’ve known of free trade and open markets so that all countries could develop and prosper is over There may not be a dramatic collapse of the Irish economy, but rather a prolonged, grinding period of uncertainty After weeks of market volatility, backroom political lobbying, corporate unease, fear and disbelief, we now have a clear picture of how this American administration plans ...