Deliveroo has raised $275 million to fight off its greatest threat to date: Uber
The funding will be pumped into creating delivery-only kitchens for restaurants worldwide.
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Your crash course in... How the Bank of England's stimulus package could hurt Ireland
Here’s the lowdown on the UK’s interest rates cuts and other measures.
Ireland's researchers are punching above their weight despite 'below-average investment'
Science Foundation Ireland is training people for industry – not to be “the next professors”.
Irish exporters are in the midst of a 'full-blown currency crisis'
Ibec is calling for an urgent response from the government.
Poll: Are you worried about the health of Irish banks?
The results from last week’s stress tests painted a poor picture of Irish financial institutions.
After acquiring Yahoo, Verizon is about to splurge $2.4bn on Dublin-based Fleetmatics
The deal is expected to be completed before the end of the year.
China's ride-hailing war has come to an end as Uber waves a white flag
The ride-sharing company has merged with its main Chinese rival to form a $35 billion juggernaut.
'It's very difficult for traditional business to find funding because everyone is looking for apps'
Carlow’s CBL Equipment want to shake up the catering industry – where some products have barely changed in decades.
Kid-safe marketing tech and life as a VC: What Dylan Collins has been up to
The gaming entrepreneur has developed the first child-friendly digital advertising platform.
Your crash course in... How banks have been shafting customers on tracker mortgages
AIB today apologised to customers for unfairly charging them more expensive variable rates.
Permanent TSB has plenty of money for businesses – but it's being picky about who gets it
The bank has re-entered the market for SME lending, which is dominated by the three largest providers.
How rising insurance costs are squeezing small Irish businesses dry
Some firms have been quoted threefold increases in their premiums.
Digit Game Studios is ready to mix with the big boys - but don't expect Kate Upton fronting its app
The company has tripled its staff as it goes after deep-pocketed rivals like Game of War.
Your crash course in... The tech billionaire who took down Gawker and is now backing Trump
Peter Thiel’s decision to back Republican nominee could have something to do with ending democracy.
Startup investors are ready to splurge their cash around Europe once again
Funding dropped around the Brexit vote, but Dublin could soak up fintech funding once marked for the UK.
The Cork firm at the heart of an industry saving companies a fortune with their old IT gear
Wisetek is among the outfits trying to spare computer equipment from the scrapheap – or worse.
The trials of luring fast-growing firms to the 'slow-moving machine' of the Irish Stock Exchange
The local market has been taking firms back to school in a bid to get more listings.
Your crash course in... The spectacular rise and fall of a $9bn blood-testing startup
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has gone from being the world’s youngest self-made billionaire to nothing.
Google sees a bright future in virtual reality, space travel and... dolls for kids
The tech giant crowned Donegal toymaker Arklu the winner of its local startup programme.
Poll: Should there be a salary cap for CEOs of charities?
The recent scandal at Console has dragged the practices of many Irish charities into the spotlight.