Despite last year's Lance Armstrong debacle, One-Zero's organisers are back for round two
The sports conference made headlines last year when the disgraced cyclist pulled out at the last minute.
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Three telcos are in hot water over 'inappropriate' marketing slipped into contract docs
Vodafone, Eir and Sky all face possible fines from the communications watchdog.
What these two would-be leaders are promising to do for Irish business
Simon Coveney and Leo Varadkar go head to head in their first debate tonight.
Tayto Park is planning a seven-storey hotel with sky bars and a slide
The hotel will have capacity for up to 1,000 guests.
Two major Irish meat processors are joining forces - but farmers aren't happy
Waterford’s Dawn Meats has announced a partnership with Northern Irish firm Dunbia.
An Irish firm that localises video games has bought three companies in 12 days
Keywords Studios announced it was acquiring Chinese outfit Strongbox for $6 million.
Ireland's biggest coffee chain is plotting a leap into Germany
Insomnia says it will have 175 outlets by the end of the year.
The deluxe Dromoland Castle is getting a touch-up worth tens of millions of euro
The five-star hotel and golf course hosted the likes of Nelson Mandela and Muhammad Ali in the past.
After a year under wraps, an Irish startup backed by heavy-hitters is ready to unseat LinkedIn
Eamon Leonard has unveiled Cohort – an app that makes it easier to ask for a favour.
A decade after selling his first company, EntAnon's head just quit - to start another one
Silviu Preoteasa is leaving the group and his job at Hostelworld to launch a travel tech business.
Bank of Ireland has poached a senior UK exec for its new CEO
HSBC’s Francesca McDonagh will be the pillar bank’s first female chief.
With its ridesharing plans parked, Uber struggles to justify more Irish investment
But the company’s local head is still confident its flagship service will launch here.
Six months after quitting Twitter, Mark Little is cooking up another project
The former RTÉ journalist and founder of Storyful has his eye on the ‘broken’ media model.
Uber has hit a roadblock in the court case that will decide its fate across Europe
A key advisor to the European Court of Justice said the firm should be treated as a transport company.
'Now's the best time to start a company because everyone else is scared s**tless'
Irish founder Dylan Collins thinks Brexit will be a godsend for any entrepreneur with guts.
A Dublin startup is trying to stop millennial workers from quickly switching jobs
EngageSmith has raised €400,000 to expand internationally and hire 20 new staff.
A year after hauling a 767 up the Shannon, Sligo's glamping project has hit a funding snag
The funeral director behind the scheme says he may turn to crowdfunding for the €2.5 million plan.
The firm behind First Dates Ireland: 'You're only as good as your last job and next idea'
For Coco Television and other independent TV outfits, a lot hinges on the whims of RTÉ.
Despite wrestling branch closures, An Post is Ireland's most 'likeable' company
The mail-service provider has topped a list of the country’s most reputable firms.
One major UK supermarket is going 'British-only' for beef - and it wants others to follow suit
Irish farmers fear there will be a domino effect in the key export market as Brexit looms.