JP Morgan to buy a Dublin docklands office block that can accommodate 1,000 workers
The US bank currently employs 500 people in the Irish capital.
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Lidl has been taken to task for advertising a 'cashmere' jumper with only 3% of the wool
The state’s advertising watchdog upheld a complaint about the product.
Bord na Móna is shutting its Tipperary plant as demand for peat dries up
The semi-state has put aside more than €1 million for plant closures as it shifts to renewable energy.
Ireland is going to ban zero-hour contracts 'in most circumstances'
But business lobby group Ibec has dismissed the measures as “crude” and “disproportionate”.
Self-employed workers want better benefits - and they're prepared to pay for them
The group is already subject to higher taxes – and enjoys fewer state protections – than regular employees.
Three years after ditching an IPO, Dublin's Globoforce is going on a major hiring drive
The ‘social recognition software’ firm was valued at €400 million at the time of its planned listing.
GIVEAWAY: We've got FREE passes to one of Ireland's top events for entrepreneurs
FutureScope is a one-of-a-kind conference to connect startups and scale-ups with major firms.
Work is starting on Ireland's largest commercial development outside Dublin
The €17.6 million Gardens International building in Limerick is due to be finished late next year.
Supermac's has accused McDonald's of 'literally trademarking the McWorld'
A request to cancel the US chain’s ‘Mc’ registration has been filed with the EU.
Salad bar chain Chopped will open 26 new stores as it starts an 'international rollout'
Six of the fast-growing business’s outlets will be set up in the UK.
We're partnering with UCD to give one entrepreneur a scholarship worth up to €14,500
The Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School course is tailor-made for entrepreneurs.
Kevin O'Sullivan has resigned 'with immediate effect' as editor of the Irish Times
The unexpected announcement was made this afternoon.
Judge dismisses GoSafe speeding cases, calling them a 'charade' and 'embarrassing'
The consortium that runs the speed van network had its tender renewed last year.
Dublin IT firm Version 1 is on a major recruitment drive after getting €90m from investors
The company says 365 roles will be added over the next three years.
Ulster Bank will close one-fifth of its Irish branches
The closures are expected to lead to 220 redundancies.
The banks have found another 1,700 people affected by the tracker mortgage scandal
The Central Bank said €76 million had been paid out in compensation so far.
A new development could revive Cork's historical business centre
A new office block in the South Mall will be able to hold as many as 450 workers.
The head of RTÉ said the licence fee should be doubled - then changed her mind
Dee Forbes later called her own suggestion ‘nonsense’.
Cash-strapped RTÉ is cutting up to 300 staff as part of its land goes on sale for €75m
The property is likely to be used for residential development.
Almost two years after losing their jobs, former Clerys workers are getting compensation
The full details of the settlement are confidential.