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The government is considering lifting the minimum wage - by 10c
19 Jul 2016
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Poll: Should the government bring in a 'help-to-buy' scheme for first home buyers?
18 Jul 2016
media and arts
A US toy giant has bought the Dublin animation studio behind Danger Mouse
14 Jul 2016
Funding
A new €45 million fund has been unveiled for businesses that can't wait to get paid
13 Jul 2016
Manufacturing
A Dublin breast-implant maker has raised millions including from the owners of Barry's Tea
12 Jul 2016
On The 42Policy
Brexit is weighing heavily on Irish businesses' future prospects
11 Jul 2016
On The 42Transport
The AA is offloading its Irish operations for nearly €157 million
30 Jun 2016
On The 42Tourism
Airbnb sues its home town over laws it helped push through
28 Jun 2016
On The 42Opinion
Poll: Do you support the introduction of a 'living wage'?
27 Jun 2016
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Policy
The forecast for the UK's future post-Brexit: 'Hello recession'
27 Jun 2016
Policy
Irish businesses should get ready for a 'fundamentally changed' deal with the UK
24 Jun 2016
On The 42Policy
The pound is getting shredded as the UK heads for the Brexit
24 Jun 2016
Funding
Dublin's Malin Corp has another €70 million to spend on innovative life-science firms
23 Jun 2016
On The 42building and property
Amid the housing crisis, the number of new homes being built is falling
22 Jun 2016
Policy
Dublin's sky-high rents have made it one of Europe's most expensive cities to live in
22 Jun 2016
Services
Once the country's biggest independent bookmaker, Hackett's is now in liquidation
21 Jun 2016
On The 42Hardware
Ireland is getting an incubator for space-industry startups
21 Jun 2016
On The 42Opinion
Poll: Are you worried about a Brexit?
20 Jun 2016
On The 42Funding
Ireland's top universities are getting together for a €60m startup fund
17 Jun 2016
On The 42agribusiness
Your crash course in... What Brexit jitters are doing to the pound - and how it affects us
16 Jun 2016
Health
A Cork biotech firm has raised $2m for a revolutionary test to cut deaths during pregnancy
16 Jun 2016
On The 42Social Media
The head of Twitter's Irish operations is jumping ship to be a venture capitalist
16 Jun 2016
On The 42Internet
Bad internet coverage is stopping many smaller firms from getting online
16 Jun 2016
On The 42Tourism
Dublin is facing a hotel-room shortage that could stifle its growth as a tourist hub
15 Jun 2016
Work
Employers haven't been this bullish about recruiting new staff since before the recession
14 Jun 2016
Internet
The consumer watchdog is worried this 'online gold market' is really a pyramid scheme
14 Jun 2016
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Ireland relies the most on low taxes to lure firms from outside the EU
14 Jun 2016
On The 42Retail
One of Primark's most recognised figures is leaving the company after nearly four decades
13 Jun 2016
Software
Microsoft is buying LinkedIn for a staggering $26 billion
13 Jun 2016
On The 42Opinion
Poll: Should the minimum wage be increased?
13 Jun 2016
On The 42Internet
Singapore's sovereign wealth fund wants to take a €230m stake in Eir
10 Jun 2016
On The 42apps and mobile
Apple is changing its app store and it could shake up the whole industry for developers
9 Jun 2016
Software
Fleetmatics is hiring 75 staff as it builds a new operations centre in Tallaght
9 Jun 2016
On The 42Policy
Plans for a 'rainy day fund' have been given the thumbs-up - if it's done right
8 Jun 2016
On The 42Policy
One company boss has been hit with a €7m bill after a Revenue offshore-assets probe
7 Jun 2016
Transport
Saudi Arabia is taking a huge cash plunge into Uber
2 Jun 2016
On The 42Software
Dublin-based travel software company Datalex is adding 200 staff
2 Jun 2016
On The 42Work
One of Ireland's biggest unions wants everyone to know we're a low-wage country
1 Jun 2016
On The 42Work
Europe's top court looks set to back firms banning Muslim headscarves at work
31 May 2016
On The 42Transport
Irish Ferries is so confident about the future it's splashing out €144m on a new boat
31 May 2016
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