Trinity Business Review

Black Economic Empowerment: South Africa’s Failed Attempt at Redress.

By Joseph Kennedy. When Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) was introduced by the government, the promise of a new economic landscape came with it. Yet over thirty-five years after the official
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BioTech for Longevity: Inside the Irish Startup Aerska’s $21M Raise

By Gaia Mambelli The role which technology plays in longevity is still unfolding. How can technology meaningfully improve people’s lives? Aerska was founded on this question, driving progress in MedTech
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Here for a good time, not a long time: Dublin’s dining scene runs on hype

Jessica Weld Over the last few years, the food and drink scene in Dublin has become a quick-moving conveyor belt of sparkly new concept destinations, each trying to win foodies
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US/China AI Wars Escalate as China Effectively Bans Major US Developers.

By Michael Fennell Prior to the economic, cultural, and seemingly unending prominence of Artificial Intelligence, the US had unequivocal control in chip development. American companies like Intel and AMD dominated
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Can I Zip You? – Are Irish Banks Too Late to the Instant Transfer Revolution?

By Sarah Renehan The online platform Revolut, with an Irish customer base of three million people is finallyfaced with a worthy rival in the Irish market, with the announcement of
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The Collins Aerospace Cyber Attack – Valuable lessons to be learned in Business Continuity Planning

Jessica Weld A recent cyber-attack on aerospace giant Collins Aerospace, has caused widescale outages of its MUSE Software, a check in system used by some of Europe’s largest airports including
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From Principles to Profits: Investor’s Priorities Shifting in a Volatile World.

Lauri Twomey Short-Term Financial Gain is Resuming Priority Amongst Investors Over the last decade, there has been an ongoing emphasis placed on sustainable investing. Increased awareness of social inequality, the
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Ireland in the Crossfire: How Trump’s 2025 Trade Policies May Affect the Irish Economy

Gabi Svobutaite US President Donald Trump has roused global economic uncertainty with the announcement of “reciprocal tariffs” targeting several countries, including Ireland. Ireland’s position as a small, open economy means
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Green Marketing: The Billion Dollar Lie?

Nehir Solmaz In recent times, pinpointing greenwashing has become increasingly challenging. As you walk down Grafton Street with your no-straw mug and reusable tote bag, your perceptions are shaped by
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Graduate Coffee Chat with Anastasiia Potashina, Account Strategist at Google

Anna Lelashvili As part of the Graduate Coffee Chats series in collaboration with Foresight Business Group, TBR’s Chief Financial Officer and Foresight President Anna Lelashvili spoke to Anastasiia Potashina, Account
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