The Business RTÉ

Doc Martens' profits took a dive this week. Sarah McGuinness, Assistant News Editor at the Business Post, joins us to explain.

This week, British PM Rishi Sunak faced scrutiny for trying to seem relatable with his love for Yorkshire tea, Star Wars, and Taylor Swift. Should public figures try to appear cool, or is it always cringeworthy? Dave McArdle investigates.

In Europe this bank holiday, many are off to sunny shores. But in places like Venice, locals reject more tourists. Journalist Roslyn Dee, a 30-year Venice visitor, shares her insights on being a Good Tourist in this radio essay.

As Leaving Cert students cram this bank holiday, our next guests, Luella Morton and Sheena Bailey of TestReach, oversee 4 million exams annually.

After Trump's historic conviction, his campaign raised $34.8 million, with billionaire support from figures like Elon Musk. Could his legal troubles boost his White House bid? Marion McKeown, US Correspondent for the Business Post, joins us to discuss.

New research shows European workers prefer more time off, prompting governments to encourage a return to work. Are Irish workers following this trend? Dr. Laura Bambrick from the Irish Congress of Trade Unions joins us to discuss.