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Firms with a specific board‐level governance bundle are better equipped to reduce irresponsible behaviours, both in terms of number of irresponsible incidents as well as in terms of their economic costs to the firm, writes Tanusree Jain, Assistant Professor in Business Ethics. Read more here.

Professor Frank Barry outlines the history of corporate tax policy in the USA and Ireland up until recently, and analyses the likely implications for intellectual property location and inward FDI in Ireland as a result of the new US tax system brought about by the passage of the Trump administration’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Read more here.

In an exclusive interview with the Chartered Institute of Public Relations, The Dean of Trinity Business School Professor Andrew Burke urges businesses to proactively shape the values of their consumers to create a more positive environment for all stakeholders. Watch the full interview here.

Luxembourg is creating a business environment to service the growing number of space start-ups, writes Louis Brennan, Professor in Business Studies.

Ultra-processed products have little or no intact food remaining in them with much-praised industry led reformulation doing nothing effective about this, writes Norah Campbell, Associate Professor in Marketing.

Developed economies would be far less entrepreneurial and innovative if their firms did not have access to highly skilled freelancers, writes the Dean of Trinity Business School, Professor Andrew Burke.

Business leaders, Trinity MBA alumni and former President of Ireland and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson, spoke recently at the ‘Business of Climate Change’ in Trinity Business School.

Brian Halligan, co-founder and CEO of marketing software company HubSpot, spoke at Trinity Business School this month as part of the ’Conversation with Digital Leaders’ series organised by the Trinity Centre for Digital Business.