Plans to target 'rent pressure zones' with new housing rules could stymie supply
The government has launched its plan to tackle rising rents.
Fora Staff
Ireland has been named among the world's worst corporate tax havens
Oxfam says the country has been facilitating large-scale corporate tax avoidance.
Transatlantic flights from Cork finally get the go-ahead
US officials have granted a permit to Norwegian Air International after several delays.
One-third of UTV Ireland staff facing the axe in merger with TV3
Virgin Media became both stations’ parent company after a buyout in July.
A Permanent TSB offshoot has been fined €4.5m for 'serious failings' on tracker mortgages
The lender overcharged hundreds of customers as much as €68,000 on their accounts.
The European Investment Bank is pumping €170m into two Irish colleges
The low-cost loans for UCC and Trinity come amid a growing funding crisis for local universities.
Insurers could be made to give drivers detailed reasons why their premiums are so high
An Oireachtas committee examining the rising costs of motor insurance will give recommendations today.
Dublin's Wax Museum to close within two weeks after Stock Exchange court push
The museum’s owners plan to move the attraction to an unspecified location next year.
The UK wants to bring in the lowest corporate taxes of any major country
Theresa May wants to ‘go further’ than planned cuts – a major threat to Ireland’s ability to attract investment.
Golden Discs will set up shop in Tesco stores across Ireland
The retailer, which operates 14 of its own stores, will open concessions in 80 supermarkets.
Climbing rents push Grafton St up the list of the world's most expensive shopping strips
But space in Ireland’s premier retail zone is still a bargain compared to many international destinations.
Broadband in rural Ireland is up to 36 times slower than in Dublin
The issue of poor internet speeds has been highlighted as a major problem for firms in regional areas.
Yelp's Dublin office is in the firing line as the site declares an international retreat
The company plans to cut 175 staff worldwide as it focuses on the US market.
Apple's sales have stalled for the first time in 15 years
The Silicon Valley tech giant overwhelmingly relies on people buying its latest iPhones.
The CEO of Irish Water's parent company is stepping down
Michael McNicholas will leave his job as head of Ervia next May.
These are the top skills Irish employers are looking for in new recruits
LinkedIn has crunched the numbers on the skills successful jobseekers are most likely to have.
Newstalk's editor-in-chief has resigned to 'pursue other interests'
Garrett Harte has been with the station since its launch 15 years ago.
New planning guidelines for 'hostel-style' Airbnb home rentals are on the way
Housing officials want to provide ‘clarity’ for both property owners and councils.
GIVEAWAY: We've got free tickets to Dublin's new global tech conference
The Dublin Tech Summit is coming to the capital in February.
This 1,250 acre hotel and golf course built by a pharmacy tycoon is on the market
The Farnham Estate was put into receivership after its owner spent €85m developing the property.