Banks need to become tech companies - or they won't be around for much longer
A top fintech investor says the savvy major players are already working with startups.
Killian Woods
'Building a team in Silicon Valley is extraordinarily difficult and expensive'
Despite having its HQ in the US, Swrve’s co-founder says Ireland is the place to build a great product.
Ireland risks being knocked off its perch as a European leader in wind energy
The head of WindEurope said conditions are not ideal in Ireland for investment in the sector.
Despite rising profits, the record label behind some of Ireland's top musicians still fears pirates
Revenues were up at Universal Music Ireland last year, but CD sales continue to fall.
Bank of Ireland will invest a fortune in new software in a bid to stay competitive
The organisation currently spends around €400 million each year on digital infrastructure.
Microsoft's CEO was in Dublin today to talk about kick-starting the next industrial revolution
Satya Nadella was in the Irish capital to launch his company’s new playbook for cloud computing.
Meet the people helping internet celebs rake in €50,000 for a single product placement
Social talent agencies are a big industry in the UK – and now Ireland is catching up.
An Irishman is about to launch a stock exchange-style market for cannabis in Chicago
UCD and MIT graduate Brian Liston is also setting up an Amazon-like portal that sells hemp.
Deliveroo needn't worry about Uber eating its lunch in Ireland any time soon
The ride-sharing app expanded its food-delivery service to four new cities today.
Virgin Media's billionaire owner has snapped up another three Dublin hotels
John Malone again teamed up with the Lalco Hotel Group to buy significant properties in the capital.
Here's why your insurance premiums look set to rise more this year
Ireland’s leading motor insurers have laid bare the losses made by the industry in 2015.
Apple doubles down on Ireland as it moves iTunes business to Cork
The tech giant is set to merge part of its Irish and Luxembourg operations.
Google's Irish boss thinks the government needs to follow Estonia's lead
The eastern European country has been quick to embrace new technology.
'If a med-tech company wants to be a success, setting up in Ireland will give it the best chance'
The €68m Cúram centre wants to entice companies by giving them access to Irish researchers.
The Irish company tasked with showcasing Elon Musk's latest bright idea to the world
Production agency Catapult designed the concept for Hyperloop One’s debut at InnoTrans in Berlin.
It's part of the furniture but without a Dutchman and Bertie, Dublin Zoo could have shut forever
The organisation came back from the brink during the noughties after years of financial instability.
Google reportedly wants to buy out social media giant Twitter
Shares were up 15% at the social media giant when trading started today.
'Publishing wage data is the best way to address the gender pay gap'
A University of Limerick research group says employers should have to show progress made in gender equality and not simply pay lip service.
Web Summit is getting comfy in Portugal as it opens a Lisbon office
The tech events company has announced plans to hire sales and engineering staff for its Portuguese operation.
A Swiss software company is investing big in its new Blanchardstown development centre
Tech firm SoftwareOne has announced plans to pump €16 million into Irish operations and hire a raft of developers.