We take a look at some of the many MBA courses available in Ireland’s universities and business schools

TCD back in the rankings for first time since 2007 as IMI and UCD Smurfit School also rise

Dell and Abercrombie & Fitch among companies reporting results

Semi-State plans to hire more female managers and to achieve 50-50 split on shortlists

Business week: Schrems in Dublin; FutureSec conference

Financial Times executive education rankings assess business schools worldwide

Claire McAlinney is assistant trading manager with Musgrave

A selection of firms recruiting graduates and what they are looking for in their hires

Ballawley Lodge on Sandyford Road is within walking distance of Dundrum Town Centre

UCD Smurfit School also feature in the list, rising one place to 23rd spot overall

Four students propose renewable energy solution for the agricultural sector

Carol Andrews, 30% Club lead in Ireland, on how to overcome barriers in the workplace

Your business this week: CIMA gathering to discuss ‘women in the boardroom’

Conference plans to give ‘fresh insights’ on requirements for future leaders

Fiona Ross will take up three-year post at State-owned public transport group

First female chief executive for telecoms provider

Company in process of completing restructuring programme and ‘business is turning around’

This week in business: Nike’s results, Retail Excellence, and a whistleblowers’ conference

Theme of this year’s event is about embracing risk and enabling ambition

DIT president regrets not providing committee with ‘highly critical’ report of managment failures

Expansion and consolidation expected to be a feature both at home and abroad in 2017

With all the foreign direct investment, shortages are appearing in ‘top-end’ jobs

The last ever callcard produced in the country was in 2003

Proposed €20m deal would see institue becoming wholly-owned subsidiary of college

Government also commits to extending medical card cover to 10,000 children

IMI conference hears from speakers about opportunities in disruptive environments

I now expect the service’s ‘real-time’ boards to be complete works of fiction

Acquisition of Dublin chipmaker understood to be worth between €330m and €350m

Prof Tom Davenport to those concerned by the growing influence of robotics technology: ‘you can’t beat ‘em, so join ‘em.

Crescent-shaped development close to Luas and Dundrum Town Centre

Hard work pays off for those graduates who are more agile, nimble, and quick to learn

Competition for talent increases as number of graduate programmes grows every year

Review: ‘Today with Sean O’Rourke’, ‘Drivetime’, ‘The Last Word’, ‘The Anton Savage Show’

Obituary: He was sought out as a pundit on the budget each year – and he pulled no punches

Equal opportunity is still not the norm in the workplace. More focus is required to get the most from your staff

I feel particular despair for all the young city women rushing through their lives, lost in a hectic flow of virtual conversations

Court refuses injunctions to Assistant Commissioner who claimed political questioning

The detail of the data now available to employers about the productivity of their workforce is a resource that can raise difficult issues if not managed properly

Clever tool enables transfer of training from course to job

Rasmus Hougaard introduces corporate mindfulness training to an Irish audience