“CAN WE BE honest with you? We made the paper straws thing up in a panic. We had no clue it would actually work,” explained the world’s political leaders, relieved they don’t have to try and implement regulations against the 100 or so intimidating corporations that have caused 71% of all global emissions since 1988…. Read more »
DO YOU own a small business operating in the leisure sector and are worried about insurance provider Leisure Insure exiting the market leaving countless businesses at risk of closure? Well, the government is here to tell you not to bother them about any of this. “Honestly don’t bother calling or leaving a message, we’re not… Read more »
CONCERNS surrounding soaring insurance costs have driven bouncy castle hire companies to implement new rules that forbid bouncing on castles, WWN can confirm. With more and more play area and adventure centres at risk of closing their doors due to spiking premiums, the new laws will ensure that kids still get to play on inflatable palaces,… Read more »
AN APP which uses peoples’ photos to artificially age them has proven to be a continued source of great enjoyment for users as well as a source of data harvesting, potential identify theft and general misuse by the application’s operators. Like most apps FaceApp has extensive terms and conditions no one reads and could therefore… Read more »
MINDFUL of the impending hit the economy will take in the event of a Hard Brexit and in the certainty that they haven’t planned well for this at all, the Irish government is set double down on its seductive ‘the rule don’t apply to you here’ strategy with big multinational companies. With Fine Gael trumpeting… Read more »
DISMISSIVELY SHRUGGING their shoulders, the Irish insurance industry pointed to a picture of a man from rural Clare sneezing as justification for collectively hiking the price of insurance. Car insurance, home contents, health insurance, liability insurance, insurance insurance, no matter the coverage or policy we’re all set to pay more in a completely unavoidable price… Read more »
A REPORT has sent shockwaves through the business community after it revealed that the average employee granted permission to work from home does anywhere between ‘absolutely fuck all’ and ‘not a tap’ during the traditional working day hours of 9am to 5pm. Covert study of workers who work from home occasionally or everyday has produced… Read more »
TAKING a leaf out of the book of a luxurious Dublin ‘co-living’ development in Dun Laoghaire named ‘The Orphanage’ so-called because it sits on the site of a former orphanage, another new development has decided to wear its disdain for and disconnect from the people who live in the buildings they build by calling their… Read more »
THE NSA spying on its own citizens in America, Google bowing to the Chinese government’s demands on censoring its citizens’ access to information, and Facebook playing a role in facilitating anti-Muslim propaganda from the Myanmar. It’s no wonder why people are calling on the Irish government to interfere and regulate tech firms. What does the… Read more »
