Joe Lynam

And he sat on the board of Deutsche Börse or the German Stock Exchange.

So he kind of knows what he's talking about.

If he and the French could agree on this, it is possible.

Of course, it will mean that the Dublin Stock Exchange, Euronext Dublin, would kind of almost disappear in terms of importance.

Now, the reawakened trade war, which Trump reawakened last week, is getting nastier.

But that leads to complacency on the part of the market because they assume that Trump will chicken out.

And there's a relationship with that and The Economist magazine and its interview with the former IMF chief economist, which could scare people like you.

Especially on the day traders who are having a huge outsized impact on the market.

Is there trouble brewing with America's smaller regional banks?

Aidan, have a lovely weekend.

Are you going to one of your favourite local restaurants, Patrick Jibo or One Pico?

All right.

Look after yourself.

That's Aidan Donnelly there from Davies.

Breakfast Business with Enterprise Ireland on Newstalk.

for the governance of state bodies to boost accountability, transparency and oversight.

The IOD also said that while there continues to be a strong appetite to serve on boards of state bodies, many potential candidates were concerned about damaging their own reputation in taking up such positions.

While 72% of respondents expressed an interest in applying for a state body board position, 60% of respondents identify personal or reputational risk as a deterrent to applying or reapplying for such a role.

In a paper, the IOD recommended parent departments should work better with state bodies to clarify matters reserved for board decision-making versus matters requiring ministerial or parent department approval.

Ian Curran in the Irish Times reports that the US technology giant Workday has said it plans to invest €175 million to establish a new AI centre of excellence in Dublin, creating 200 jobs over three years.