Study claims Irish workers need to be saving €1,000 a month to fund retirement
A study from Deloitte says that people need to start saving much more to maintain their living standards.
Paul O'Donoghue
'I'm not disappointed the Hailo name is disappearing. We'll be Europe's largest taxi app'
As part of our How My Business Works series we profile the Irish arm of taxi app Hailo.
Other countries can take a slice of Apple's €13bn Irish tax bill and it's confusing the government
The European Commission found that the tech giant received illegal state aid from Ireland.
As the housing shortage worsens, Irish developers have started picking up the pace
Housing completions rose by about one-fifth in the second quarter of the year.
Central Bank boss to Michael Noonan: 'Don't rely on corporate tax surge'
Philip Lane also warned that the Irish economy is ‘volatile’.
A loophole that allowed vulture funds to slash their tax bills is set to be shut
Many companies were using charitable status to reduce their tax liabilities.
From patching up wounds during the LA riots to bringing cutting-edge healthcare to Donegal
As part of our How My Business Works series we talk to the head of private healthcare firm Affidea Ireland.
A US pharma giant accused of gouging patients for drugs paid no tax on billion-euro Irish profits
Gilead Sciences is the firm behind one of the world’s leading hepatitis C treatments.
Irish developer lands enormous €1.5 billion contract to build wind farms in Chile
Mainstream Renewables will now have to raise a massive amount of money to fund the project.
'When RTÉ got rid of You're A Star, we got to make The Apprentice and Dragons' Den'
As part of our How My Business Works series we profile Shinawil, the firm behind some of Ireland’s best-known TV shows.
Irish builders are commanding €100,000 salaries as companies hunt for construction skills
Recruitment firm Hays says that demand for construction professionals was up 40% on a year ago.
Ireland's waste market is about to get smaller as Panda is cleared for Greenstar takeover
However parts of Greenstar’s business are expected to be sold to Greyhound.
A French pharma firm will shift its base to Ireland to trim its 'unsatisfactory' tax bill
Flamel Technologies said that it was previously paying an effective tax rate of 48%.
Ireland's competition watchdog plans to crack down on the second-hand car industry
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission said that it received complaints about sales of crashed cars.
New EU rules look set to change how WhatsApp makes money from your data
Companies like Facebook and Microsoft are expected to operate under new confidentiality rules.
Secretive Irish companies could soon find it harder to keep their finances private
A new bill will likely mean that many firms will have to disclose more financial information.
What The Donald's plan to slash US corporate taxes would mean for Ireland
The presidential candidate has proposed lowering the US rate to 15%.
Profits soar at the travel operator owned by the businessman behind the Fitzwilliam Hotel
Irish Welcome Tours is owned by Michael Holland, who also runs the Four Star Pizza franchise.
Dealz chain's owner has accepted a better takeover offer in a massive £610m sale
A South African retailer has upped its bid for Poundland, which owns around 50 stores in Ireland.
'The first day staff in the warehouse use our voice software is always a disaster. They are terrified'
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series we profile logistics tech firm Heavey RF.