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Work
The Collison brothers' Stripe is trying to recruit whole teams at once
26 Apr 2016
Marketing
Twitter's top Irish advertisers will be able to jump the queue - for a price
25 Apr 2016
Transport
Uber has sidestepped a lawsuit that could threaten its whole business model
22 Apr 2016
Policy
The nation's top employer says there's more 'realism' in post-boom Ireland
21 Apr 2016
Marketing
Toyota has to stop claiming it has the 'best-built cars in the world'
20 Apr 2016
Transport
Cars are virtually walking off the lots and that's good news for everyone
20 Apr 2016
food and drink
A syndicate of Irish food entrepreneurs is investing in human-grade dog snacks
17 Apr 2016
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resource and energy
One of the world's biggest chemical companies has put €1m into Athlone's OxyMem
14 Apr 2016
Marketing
Ads are overwhelmingly 'following the eyeballs' onto mobile phones
13 Apr 2016
Hospitality
The seemingly unstoppable march of the specialist coffee joint
12 Apr 2016
Health
A mysterious Dublin med-tech startup has raised $7.5m in funding
12 Apr 2016
Economy
Farmers and food producers could suffer the most if the UK ditches the EU
11 Apr 2016
food and drink
Why the world's biggest brewers all want to be in craft beer
10 Apr 2016
Software
Some of the world's biggest names in tech are pumping $50m into Intercom
7 Apr 2016
Manufacturing
Why one entrepreneur has been busy crash-testing baby clothes
5 Apr 2016
Policy
A €4 billion black hole in businesses' accounts is hurting the whole economy
3 Apr 2016
Work
Inside Ireland's best workplaces, according to the people who work there
30 Mar 2016
Hardware
While US investors get the chills, one Irish startup turns to China
30 Mar 2016
Work
There's a new place for Irish workers to vent their spleens about their jobs
8 Feb 2016
Economy
There was a big drop in unemployment last month
2 Feb 2016
Come Fly With Me
This is how early you should book to get the cheapest flights*
2 Feb 2016
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off the shelves
Ireland's top convenience-store chain says its 'health strategy' helped it deliver record sales
1 Feb 2016
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Startups
Fan-sourced sports site Pundit Arena has raised a pile of money from angel investors
1 Feb 2016
motivated and driven
The meaningless buzzwords you should stop using on your CV right away
21 Jan 2016
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seriously though
Satirical site The Onion is now worth more than most of the real news outlets it mocks
20 Jan 2016
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boxever
An Irish startup that makes travel bookings easier is going on a $12m hiring spree
20 Jan 2016
15
no tea party
Those new flights from Cork to Boston may be grounded before takeoff
19 Jan 2016
32
tis the season
These are the supermarkets that won and lost in the Christmas showdown
18 Jan 2016
38
Paddy Cash
Looks like the Web Summit was doing quite well in Dublin
13 Jan 2016
26
Holy Cow!
Nothing is denting the world's appetite for Irish dairy
13 Jan 2016
12
see yiz in etc
The owners of Coppers are sitting on an absolute treasure trove of cash
13 Jan 2016
43
freak out
One bank is telling investors to 'sell everything' as stock markets tank
12 Jan 2016
35
Stage Is Set
Now the ribbon cutting is done, this is what Uber has in store for Ireland
11 Jan 2016
61
clean slate
Six months after a €32 million windfall, the Irish founder of Hassle is on the way out
8 Jan 2016
3
downsizing
Yahoo is being squeezed to cut costs and its Irish staff could be in the firing line
7 Jan 2016
17
Watch this space
16 innovative Irish companies to keep an eye on this year
3 Jan 2016
8
so dope
An Irish company spent six months designing the perfect grinder for weed
12 Dec 2015
70
pumped
Why you can expect filling up the car to be cheap for a while yet
8 Dec 2015
45
unfriended
Facebook didn't pay a whole lot in Irish taxes last year
8 Dec 2015
69
red line issue
Here's what only a few stops on Dublin's rail lines can do to your rent
8 Dec 2015
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