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Tottenham Hotspur considered a move to appoint Eddie Howe as their next manager after firing Nuno Espirito Santo before pressing on with Antonio Conte.

Martin Hess says Telefónica will invest more in the UK business than previous owner Cancom

Telefónica Tech UK&I has its sights set on being the "leader in cloud and cyber in the UK and Ireland", its CEO Martin Hess told MSP Transform this morning. Having...

Preparing for an interview can be just as stressful and nerve-racking as actually being interviewed. There are various helpful ways to prepare for an interview, especially for students at NIU, that many may be unaware of. “I think there’s a series of things and steps that people should follow, but it really doesn’t have to...

Shane Scully decided to start his own property development company with his former Glenveagh colleague Justin Bickle during lockdown. In less than a year, Eagle Street has committed €150 million in invested capital to office, hospitality and residential development projects in Britain and Ireland

We kick off a new season of The Big Interview with something magically different. Monocle’s Emma Nelson speaks to world-renowned conductor Benjamin Zander,…

As Tatton Investment Management nears a decade in the market, founder and CEO Lothar Mentel talks to James Baxter-Derrington

College careers services can help the transition from third level to the jobs market

Submitting... In 2021/22 it will deliver site launches including Findrassie in Elgin and Kingslaw Gait in Kirkcaldy, while its key focus will be the continued expansion of the David Wilson Homes brand north of the Border. My job is to grow the business to have a sustainable future, says Mr McLeod. Picture: contributed. The group started out in the 1950s after the young Sir Lawrie Barratt couldn’t afford to buy the house he wanted so built one himself – a four-bedroom home in Newcastle-upon-...

Dealing with diabetes - The Big Interview with Cavans Sinéad Greene July 10, 2021 By Daragh Small When Cavan’s long-serving star Sinéad Greene leaves the field for half-time, she pricks her finger to check her blood sugar levels.    If they are too high, she will inject herself with insulin before indulging in some Haribo sweets. Estimates suggest that over 230,000 of the Irish population will be diabetic by 2030. Greene has Type 1 diabetes which relates to between 10 to 15 percent of th...