The Strategic TimesBusiness Strategy·11 Jul 2026·Blog·Padraig O'Donnell
Why appointing Michael O'Leary to run Apple feels a lot like appointing Carlo Ancelotti to manage Brazil. As we head into the business end of the World Cup, Brazil's exit at the Round of 16 has really got me thinking. Not because they didn't make it to the qua — Blog by Padraig O'Donnell
EntrepreneurStart Ups·11 Jul 2026·Article·US
The four moves any non-coder can use to launch a one-person business this week.
EntrepreneurStart Ups·10 Jul 2026·Article·US
Most founders fail at SEO not because they skip steps, but because they run them in the wrong order. Here's the 10-step sequence I follow with every client — and how to run it yourself.
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It's not youth, boldness or speed — the data shows one specific trait separates startups that scale from startups that stall.
Startup Funding NewsStart Ups·10 Jul 2026·Article·Global
Bellevue AI Startup Raises $50M in Series B Funding MyNorthwest.com
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EntrepreneurStart Ups·10 Jul 2026·Article·US
Portugal's decision to double its citizenship waiting period reflects a broader shift in the global mobility economy, where governments are making access scarcer and European citizenship increasingly valuable.
StratecheryBusiness Strategy·10 Jul 2026·Article·US
The best Stratechery content from the week of July 6, 2026, including a word from Mark Zuckerberg*, pulling the plug on XBOX, and toilet talk.
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Personnel TodayStaffing and Recruitment·10 Jul 2026·Article·Global
Without mechanisms capable of functioning during international crises, seafarers' employment rights become mere aspirations. The post What the Hormuz crisis tells us about seafarers’ employment rights appeared first on Personnel Today .
Silicon RepublicStart Ups·10 Jul 2026·Article·Ireland
The researchers aim for a future in which winged robots could used for research in aquatic regions often deemed too dangerous for traditional ocean vessels. Read more: MIT researchers study avian mechanics to build robot that can dive, swim and fly
Silicon RepublicStart Ups·10 Jul 2026·Article·Ireland
BearingPoint’s Sohini De discusses the state of digital transformation in healthcare, and the structural and organisational requirements for long-term success. Read more: How to ensure digitisation in healthcare doesn’t flatline
Silicon RepublicStart Ups·10 Jul 2026·Article·Ireland
The acquisition strengthens the Iliad Group-backed Scaleway's position as a cloud provider. Read more: French cloud company Scaleway acquires HPC provider Qarnot
Personnel TodayStaffing and Recruitment·10 Jul 2026·Article·Global
Employees are booking annual leave to watch England’s World Cup matches instead of calling in sick. The post World Cup matches have not led to more sickies appeared first on Personnel Today .
Irish Sports BusinessBeyond Business·10 Jul 2026·Article·Ireland
WLR & Clem Jacob Hire Bring Live World GAA Games Coverage wlrfm.com
Silicon RepublicStart Ups·10 Jul 2026·Article·Ireland
Meta describes its latest iteration as a 'significant upgrade' over the last model. Read more: Meta enters pay-to-use AI market with Muse Spark 1.1
Silicon RepublicStart Ups·10 Jul 2026·Article·Ireland
According to the organisation, the expansion is in part due to the rising demand for solar and energy retrofits amongst homeowners, communities and businesses. Read more: SE Systems to create up to 150 new jobs as part of growth strategy
Personnel TodayStaffing and Recruitment·10 Jul 2026·Article·Global
Employees with five years’ service receive a median entitlement of 19.5 weeks’ occupational sick pay. The post Unwell employees getting 19.5 weeks’ full pay, finds research appeared first on Personnel Today .
Personnel TodayStaffing and Recruitment·10 Jul 2026·Article·Global
Plans to widen the liability for right-to-work checks will create ‘needless legal burdens’ for employers, according to the REC. The post Expanded RTW checks create ‘needless burdens’, says REC appeared first on Personnel Today .