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What President Trump means for Irish businesses and the economy
9 Nov 2016
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On The JournalStartups
Letter from Lisbon: Web Summit battles for the media spotlight as US elections take centre stage
8 Nov 2016
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building and property
'Disastrous effects' as average rents across Ireland have soared to an all-time high
8 Nov 2016
37
media and arts
Multimillionaire Irish TV backer silent on reports his support for the station is wavering
7 Nov 2016
22
pepper ireland
Australian-owned lender upping its presence in Ireland's mortgage market
7 Nov 2016
18
ryanair online
Ryanair promises in-air Wi-Fi 'in the next year or two' - and that's only the start of its tech plans
6 Nov 2016
56
Marketing
Pension providers will 'cease to exist' if they don't talk to young workers in the right way
6 Nov 2016
38
Work
'Housing isn't just a Dublin issue, it's the same in Cork and Galway'
6 Nov 2016
14
Manufacturing
'This is a 102-year-old family business - you don’t want anything to go wrong on your watch'
5 Nov 2016
2
smoke screen
Irish vape businesses are already mobilising against any planned e-cigarette ban
5 Nov 2016
69
On The JournalInternet
Google routed nearly €23 billion in sales through Ireland last year
4 Nov 2016
59
On The 42Internet
Yelp's Dublin office is in the firing line as the site declares an international retreat
3 Nov 2016
building and property
A US property fund is poised to buy the Central Bank's iconic headquarters
1 Nov 2016
42
On The JournalHardware
Here's how an Irish company is helping to make drones see like humans
31 Oct 2016
5
Fallout
Irish engineers say Brexit has slowed down business - but they won't be sacking staff
31 Oct 2016
7
On The Journalmedia and arts
This Wicklow DJ is trying to put retro drive-in movies back in vogue
31 Oct 2016
20
Genomics
An Irish health startup bankrolled by Starbucks' head honcho just raised $40m
30 Oct 2016
4
On The JournalRetail
Former Clerys CEO: 'Faced with the same choice, I would still sell the store'
30 Oct 2016
21
On The Journaldoing their share
Dublin's agri-workers contribute three times more to Ireland's economy than those outside capital
28 Oct 2016
21
On The Journalwolf at the door
'Business angels' sink millions of euro into Wicklow craft beer company
28 Oct 2016
12
Retail
GameStop Ireland plans to cash in on pop-culture hype with a new shop for 'nerds'
28 Oct 2016
19
Hospitality
One of Ireland's biggest hotels is set to be built on the doorstep of Dublin Airport
27 Oct 2016
39
Anchorage Capital
Eir is set to be taken over by a US hedge fund
27 Oct 2016
63
On The Journalhotel takeover
Financial giant Goldman Sachs to take over Travelodge Ireland
27 Oct 2016
35
Work
Good news for Irish workers as most companies plan pay hikes in 2017
27 Oct 2016
28
On The Journalpost brexit
Despite the weak pound, UK tourists continue to flock to Ireland
26 Oct 2016
17
On The Journalon the blink
AIB business customers are still facing outages after two days of disruptions
26 Oct 2016
7
On The Journalnew distillery
Keeping it in the family helps Teeling Whiskey toast multimillion-euro profits
26 Oct 2016
21
On The 42Hardware
Apple's sales have stalled for the first time in 15 years
26 Oct 2016
On The Journalbuilding and property
House building in Ireland not expected to meet demand until at least 2020
26 Oct 2016
22
On The 42resource and energy
The CEO of Irish Water's parent company is stepping down
25 Oct 2016
On The Journaljobs boost
Dublin-based employee-owned firm plans to take on 500 more staff
25 Oct 2016
8
On The JournalPolicy
Here's why Ireland is afraid of the EU's new corporate tax plans
25 Oct 2016
65
Retail
Dunnes leapfrogs Tesco to become Ireland's second largest supermarket
24 Oct 2016
47
Startups
Meet the Irish startups that are disrupting the business of death
24 Oct 2016
20
On The 42Work
These are the top skills Irish employers are looking for in new recruits
24 Oct 2016
data and security
Irish banks are 'absolutely not prepared' for cyber attacks
24 Oct 2016
10
data and security
Your crash course in... How a Dublin server sparked Microsoft's three-year row with the US
23 Oct 2016
12
On The Journalmicks garage
'I started with a programming book that cost 40 quid. Now we sell to 25 countries'
22 Oct 2016
18
building and property
First-time buyers scheme to help push up house prices more than 5% next year
22 Oct 2016
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