Conor McMahon

'Staycations' are down in Ireland and the Easter bunny is partly to blame

Domestic travel was down 6.5% from April to June.

Sure, it’s important, but that doesn’t mean everyone buys into the hype.

Zeminar hasn’t run its first event yet it’s still attracting global attention.

The Dutch founder of Mud Jeans says cheap, mass-produced clothes mean ‘somebody has been hurt’.

The IFA condemned the European Commission’s ruling on the merger, which it said would hurt farmers.

Deutsche Bank’s share price hit a record low after it was slapped with a multimillion-dollar fine.

HBAN is looking to raise €6 million during the 48-hour drive.

Stripe is expanding in the Asian market after receiving funding from a Japanese credit card provider.

Companies need to look at the good business case for having more women in senior roles.

The reduced tax was introduced in 2011 in a bid to boost activity in the sector.

The sector is still growing, but at a slower pace.

Conal Harvey, the driving force behind Titanic Belfast, explains how the project rejuvenated the city.

There’s likely to be some good news in a little over a week – but not everyone will have their wishes granted.

The new owners of Killashee House Hotel and Spa saw a net profit of nearly €7 million in 2015.

The battle between Airbus and Boeing may set the stage for a full-on feud between Europe and the US.

Business groups and other critics argue that the ongoing industrial action is hurting sales for shop owners in the capital.

Offices can now order takeaway using the service’s new product just for businesses.

The vouchers are worth 10% more than the cash value.

Business groups are calling on councillors to scrap changes that would limit the height of some city centre buildings.

The car company was slapped with a $9.1 billion investor lawsuit this week.