Rutting stagflation?

Rutting stagflation?

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Equinix is committing USD $700M to Dundalk company Hanley Energy in a deal that will create an initial 200 new jobs in Dundalk. The deal will see Hanley Energy build a manufacturing facility to be used exclusively to build specialised power equipment for Equinix’s data centres wo ...  Show more

Furture Work World a new book from Barry Winkless

Future Work World is the new book from Barry Winkless, Cpl's Executive Strategy Advisor and Head of Future of Work Institute. In it, he discusses the new kinds of workers and workplaces, from AI to creating a “hero journey” for staff. Barry joined Susan Hayes Culleton this mornin ...  Show more

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