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Our 9 favourite business stories of the year
26 Dec 2016
food and drink
Irish banana giant Fyffes is being taken over by one of Japan's biggest companies
9 Dec 2016
media and arts
One of our journalists just won a major business news award
5 Dec 2016
building and property
The Central Bank is relaxing its mortgage rules for first-time buyers
23 Nov 2016
Work
Employment hits a post-crash high amid some 'worrying signs' for Ireland's ongoing recovery
22 Nov 2016
Policy
Hungary is bringing in the EU's lowest corporate tax rate
17 Nov 2016
agribusiness
The IFA has a new boss and this time it's being very up-front about his salary
16 Nov 2016
media and arts
Irish TV seeks 'necessary and unavoidable' court protection over mounting debts
11 Nov 2016
Work
Half of Ireland's tech workers think their skills will be obsolete in a decade
10 Nov 2016
Finance
Online currency exchange CurrencyFair has raised another €8m - and found a new boss
9 Nov 2016
Internet
Google routed nearly €23 billion in sales through Ireland last year
4 Nov 2016
state jobs grants
Yahoo could be forced to pay back its state grant after failing to hire promised Irish staff
30 Oct 2016
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Internet
Eir is set to be taken over by a US hedge fund
27 Oct 2016
Internet
Yahoo could be forced to pay back its state grant after failing to hire promised Irish staff
26 Oct 2016
Social Media
Irish digital advertisers are spending more on mobile ads than desktop sites for the first time
26 Oct 2016
building and property
Project managers PM Group are planning a massive graduate hiring drive as profits rise
25 Oct 2016
resource and energy
State power supplier ESB is sinking €2.5 million into a solar energy startup
20 Oct 2016
Funding
European startup investment is drying up - but Irish firms are taking more than their share
19 Oct 2016
Finance
Mobile payments are taking off as Irish consumers embrace the technology
19 Oct 2016
food and drink
Cereal giant Kellogg's paid no tax on billion-euro European sales routed through Ireland
19 Oct 2016
Funding
A new financier will offer €300 million in funding to Irish SMEs
17 Oct 2016
Startups
Facebook-owned VR pioneer Oculus has bought a six-year-old Cork startup
14 Oct 2016
building and property
Firms are scoping out Dublin post-Brexit vote - but they'll be fighting for office space
13 Oct 2016
Policy
Budget 2017: These were all the key developments as they happened
11 Oct 2016
Policy
Budget 2017: Here are the key things you need to know today
11 Oct 2016
Education
UCD is spending €65m in a bid to become a top-shelf business school
6 Oct 2016
Hardware
Irish chip designer Movidius to be snapped up by Intel for more than €300 million
6 Sep 2016
food and drink
Jameson firms as a global favourite, but high taxes are dampening sales at home
1 Sep 2016
Hardware
Fitbit opens its European HQ in Dublin as it hunts around the world for growth
31 Aug 2016
Policy
Tim Cook: 'Apple is the largest taxpayer in Ireland'
30 Aug 2016
Policy
Ireland's sweetheart tax deal for Apple was worth up to €13 billion over a decade
30 Aug 2016
Policy
Europe accused of 'undermining the global tax system' as Apple faces billions in Irish back-taxes
25 Aug 2016
Finance
Poll: What effect has the plunge in the pound had for you?
8 Aug 2016
Software
One of Facebook and Airbnb's early backers is putting its money into Limerick's Teckro
8 Aug 2016
Software
Salesforce paid $750m for a 45-person startup because it wanted the company's CEO
2 Aug 2016
resource and energy
Dublin-based energy supplier Vayu has been bought by a Spanish utility giant
29 Jul 2016
Policy
The UK's economy isn't deflating yet, but the Central Bank still fears Brexit fallout for Ireland
27 Jul 2016
Opinion
Poll: Should we build an all-island motorway network?
25 Jul 2016
Internet
Why a phone company is paying $4.8bn for Yahoo's 'worthless' business
25 Jul 2016
Transport
New car sales could flatline next year after a bumper 2016
21 Jul 2016
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