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New laws could see company bosses jailed if they cause a worker's death
10 Dec 2016
Economics
Six months on from 'leprechaun economics', Ireland's GDP is finally bouncing back
9 Dec 2016
Policy
The Central Bank is fighting a bill to tackle high mortgage rates. Here's why
8 Dec 2016
media and arts
An Irish film backed by Angelina Jolie has scored a multimillion euro tax break
8 Dec 2016
Internet
Inside the little-known company that brought broadband to dozens of Irish towns
7 Dec 2016
Financial Services
Five years after the fall of an Irish Ponzi scheme, 1,400 people still await compensation
7 Dec 2016
Marketing
The business of 'brand scenting' - or using smells so your customers like you more
3 Dec 2016
Financial Services
A Central Bank database conceived after Anglo's demise will finally be ready in 2018
3 Dec 2016
Sports
Cristiano Ronaldo accused of using an Irish company to avoid Spanish tax
2 Dec 2016
Retail
Grafton Street is going to become an even pricier place to set up shop
2 Dec 2016
Social Media
Mark Little is leaving Twitter Ireland - six months after taking over as its new boss
1 Dec 2016
Funding
Irish-founded tech startup Qstream raises $15m in a major funding round
1 Dec 2016
Economics
'We have to stay connected': Irish ex-Unilever boss pleads to avoid another Brexit
1 Dec 2016
Retail
Meet the Dublin jeweller who travels the world in search of flawless diamonds
30 Nov 2016
Work
Skilled Irish professionals can now 'pick and choose' work and push for higher salaries
30 Nov 2016
Services
Cork-based Voxpro to employ 2,000 in Ireland after another huge hiring drive
29 Nov 2016
Transport
The head of CityJet thinks the airline had 'a disease' - and he's the cure
26 Nov 2016
Software
'I'd won entrepreneur of the year, but my friend said we should be doing much better'
26 Nov 2016
Funding
Irish-founded Stripe is worth over $9bn after a huge funding round
25 Nov 2016
Finance
The US billionaire who made €500m on Bank of Ireland after the crash set for top Trump job
25 Nov 2016
resource and energy
Dublin firm hopes to strike it rich with rare multimillion oil project off Irish coast
24 Nov 2016
Internet
The woman who helped build Primark reveals why the store doesn't sell online
23 Nov 2016
Internet
The Irish Internet Association looks for new purpose after members vote to save it
23 Nov 2016
Manufacturing
'We treat the Cork family sawmill like a big company. Rivals cut logs, we make money'
23 Nov 2016
food and drink
Supermac's is raking in the cash as profits more than double to €12m
22 Nov 2016
Internet
The Irish Internet Association is 'on its deathbed' and in danger of shutting down
21 Nov 2016
Retail
Dunnes Stores is officially Ireland's most popular supermarket
21 Nov 2016
Startups
Millionaire fintech founder Terry Clune: 'Starting companies is fun. I don't know what else to do'
20 Nov 2016
Work
CityJet's boss says striking pilots' union is 'a pain in my backside'
19 Nov 2016
food and drink
The story of the world's biggest meatpacker and its on-again, off-again move to Ireland
19 Nov 2016
Finance
Taxback wants to take its Irish partnership with Airbnb international
18 Nov 2016
Transport
CityJet pilots are going on strike starting next week
17 Nov 2016
Policy
Ireland is weighing into a row between Uber and a Spanish taxi company
17 Nov 2016
Work
'Facebook set up their first Irish office with us. We even started a restaurant for them'
16 Nov 2016
Transport
You'll soon be able to fly direct from Dublin to Miami on an Aer Lingus plane
15 Nov 2016
Work
Lots of Irish family companies don't know what to do if their business causes a feud
15 Nov 2016
Transport
CityJet pilots vote for strike and warn they will ground airline before Christmas
14 Nov 2016
data and security
Fibre has turned Cork and Mayo into two of the best spots in Ireland for data centres
14 Nov 2016
Transport
Ex-Aer Arann boss: 'I was lucky to get out of the industry with my life and some money'
12 Nov 2016
Tourism
Dublin Airport is poised to get a third terminal
11 Nov 2016
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