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Irish Times Book Review: 'Think Like A Champion' by Donald Trump |
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Thursday, 14 May 2009 |
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Entertaining and valuable account of how to play the Trump card A few months ago I played golf on a spectacular golf course in the Caribbean called the Trump International Golf Club and was impressed at the huge investment in such a faraway resort.I questioned the gamble of putting so much money into such a venture and the confidence of somebody to do that.So, with an inquisitive mind, I picked up Think Like a Champion to see if I could learn more about this man who appears to succeed at every project he pursues; real estate, entertainment, golf course development and TV – all seem to respond to his Midas touch... |
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Thursday, 23 April 2009 |
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Local communities must think creatively to provide the economic stimulus our Government cannot. It's time for Ireland to think differently about economic stimulus. We are accustomed to thinking of stimulus packages as something the Government does for us, but what about when private organisations try to stimulate local economies?... |
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European Union must set fixed date for Easter |
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Thursday, 26 March 2009 |
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EU must be involved because this issue affects the secular lives of most citizens.
Lasy year, Easter fell so early (March 23rd) that it caused a major inconvenience to most people. As the parents of schoolchildren will remember, their kids were hardly back after Christmas when it was already time for the mid-term break. And they started their Easter holidays even before St Patrick’s Day. That is a big problem for the tourism industry and for its customers - it means that every year they have a different product to sell, and every year the post-Easter early summer period starts at a different time... |
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Fuel policy is fossilised - we must consider nuclear option |
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Thursday, 26 February 2009 |
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An energy crunch will follow the credit crunch if Ireland persists in relying on fossil fuels. It is a time for questions. The financial and economic crisis that has convulsed the world in recent months has prompted an array of justifiably angry interrogations by citizens of their policymakers, their regulators and their bankers. How was this allowed to happen? Why was nothing done to stop it? How was it not spotted sooner? |
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The True Cost of Public Infrastructure |
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Thursday, 29 January 2009 |
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An assessment of any project must include the cost to surrounding businesses and people.
Fiddling with an allen key in order to assemble a flat-pack coffee table is an almost universal experience for people across the developed world. But while the process of assembling a table usually involves little more than a puzzled examination of the instruction leaflet, the construction of the large out-of-town stores where such tables are bought is far more complex... |
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