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is plotting to depart the Irish stock market for the buzz of Wall Street – as part of a plan unveiled on Thursday by the cardboard box-making giant to merge with US peer WestRock – could not come at a worse time for Euronext Dublin, the exchange operator, writes Joe Brennan.
Nobody likes to be told they’re out of touch but it’s a charge being levelled at managers who have taken what’s been described as a “Tyrannosaurus rex” attitude to hybrid and remote working. Generalisations are always risky, but it appears that age may be a contributory factor here, with older managers finding the adjustment more difficult because the principles and practices they grew up with no longer apply, writes Olive Keogh.
Ryan Tubridy may have recapped his CV and purred to Chris Evans about the red electric Vespa gifted to him by U2, but his Instagrammed midweek cameo on Virgin Radio UK was also a reminder of something less smooth. Not everyone gets to leave , as Today FM’s Dermot Whelan did, amid studio cheers and blasts of Beautiful Day, writes Laura Slattery in this weeks Agenda.
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