8 of the worst corporate PR disasters of 2016
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Conor McMahon
Why Irish airports aren't too worried about losing US pre-clearance bragging rights
Dublin and Shannon are set to lose their status as the only European airports offering the service.
Ireland's tourism business body has hatched a plan to net the industry an extra €2bn
ITIC thinks the government isn’t ambitious enough when it comes to tourist targets.
A Howth seafood firm is trying to break up Ireland's love affair with salmon
Oceanpath, one Ireland’s biggest fish processors, wants to turn people on to trout.
The very seasonal business of ice rinks - 'I'd rather this than work for someone else'
Bill Cremin from Cool Running Events talks about the rewards and challenges of running a seasonal business.
What it takes for a brand to pull off a brilliant Christmas ad
Marketing guru Pat Kinsley says consumers are prime targets at this time of year.
Ireland has been given access to invest billions in mainland China's markets
Ireland is only the 17th jurisdiction to qualify for a special foreign investor programme.
How Revenue catches the counterfeit Grinches that try to steal Christmas
When consumer sentiment goes up, so does the appetite for knock-offs.
Comms watchdog will publish a coverage map to pinpoint bad signal blackspots
A government taskforce announced a list of actions to roll out the long-delayed National Broadband Plan.
Dunnes and SuperValu are now neck and neck in the fight to be Ireland's top supermarket
The two outlets share 22.5% of the Irish grocery market each.
Poll: Do you think the spend on Christmas ads is worth it?
Marketers have pumped a record €6 billion into this year’s festive campaign.
This fintech startup wants to make it safer to lend money to your family and friends
Ireland’s newest peer-to-peer lender, Flender, already has its eye on the Scandinavian market.
Meet the ex-teacher who wants to make once-illegal poitín the new tequila
Sixth-generation distiller Pádraic Ó Griallais hopes to turn the drink into a premium product.
Your crash course in... Ireland's battle with Big Pharma for a 'miracle' cystic fibrosis drug
The government is making a last-ditch attempt to settle a better price for Orkambi.
Europcar is getting deeper into car-sharing after buying out its Irish franchise
The rental firm has inherited GoCar as part of the acquisition.
Stripe's European arm saw sales skyrocket to nearly €50m last year
Turnover at the Collison brothers’ Dublin-based subsidiary increased by over €35 million.
Poll: Does it matter where brands advertise?
A string of companies have pulled ads from right-wing news site Breitbart recently.
Twitter names new Irish boss amid mounting losses and global job cuts
Sinéad McSweeney is taking over from Mark Little as managing director of Twitter’s Irish operations.
A company that makes buses quieter is hitching a ride off strict noise-pollution rules
Blessington firm Ventac sees growing opportunities for its technology in North America.
A Kenmare seafood firm may rebrand for the US - because its name is slang for cannabis
Kerry’s Kush Shellfish finds itself in an unusual position as it expands outside Europe.