Vulture fund Cerberus moves against company behind Kerry shopping centre
Receivers have been appointed to WK O’Connor, which has racked up liabilities of €47m.
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One of Ireland's richest men says building his €8bn firm happened by chance
Paul Coulson, the head of packaging firm Ardagh, also warned that Ireland needs to forge links with the EU in the wake of Brexit.
You could soon have to pay more for your mail as An Post looks for price hikes
The communications regulator is set to review the price of mail coming from outside of the EU.
Apple Japan unit hit with €105m tax bill over money sent to Ireland: report
The news comes shortly after the EU ordered Ireland to recover €13bn from Apple.
Childcare costs 'leave no incentive for parents to join workforce' says one of Ireland's top CEOs
CPL boss Anne Heraty, who is also the president of business group Ibec, wants more women in work.
Businesses say the Dublin Bus strikes are 'grinding the city to a halt'
The Dublin Chamber of Commerce has called on those involved to settle the dispute.
Online insurance broker 123.ie is raking in the cash as it pays out €15m windfall
The company, which is owned by insurance giant RSA, made the payment last year.
New RTÉ director general: 'We must work with other media companies'
Dee Forbes also said that the media group must look to engage with a younger audience.
'In Ireland we treat death and funerals with respect. I think we do it as a community'
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile Fanagans funeral directors.
Alan Kelly's brother Declan is in line for windfall as Teneo eyes $1bn stock market float
Teneo Holdings, which provides advice to the wealthy and powerful, has ties to the Clintons.
A Galway-based company is making Ireland's first ever stop-motion feature film
Morten is being produced by Telegael and will include stars such as Brendan Gleeson.
Sensors on buildings and buses: Here's what Dublin needs to be a city of the future
Dave McCann from Japanese tech giant Fujitsu discusses how Dublin can take advantage of technology.
'It makes no sense not to take advantage of the tax': CEO of $30bn company moving to Cork
Johnson Controls and Tyco both have the bulk of their operations in the US
Irish restaurants warn of 'perfect storm' as British tourists cut back on spending
Industry groups warn that a combination of Brexit and high excise is hitting the sector.
Here's how one of the country's best tech investors chooses where to put its money
Helen McBreen from Atlantic Bridge, one of the firms that backed Irish tech startup Movidius, talks about what it takes to scale a business in Ireland.
Founder of Irish firm bought by Intel for €300m - 'It's a validation of decades of work'
David Moloney of Movidius said the deal takes his company ‘to the next level’.
Irish tech firms raised an enormous half a billion euro in the first half of the year
However, early stage companies are still finding it tough to get cash.
Irish skies are a lot busier this year as 2016 is on course to set an air traffic record
The IAA has said the increase in activity is partly down to strong growth on transatlantic routes.
AIB boss: 'We have fixed the bank and are ready to sell shares'
The sale of part of the organisation will return money to taxpayers who bailed it out.
Michael O'Leary: 'Soon the Ryanair travel app will be bigger business than selling flights'
The airline CEO sees big changes on the way for the aviation industry.