Most major financial firms expect technology to eat away their business
Investment in the fintech sector has been predicted to hit $150 billion within only a few years.
Peter Bodkin
Fridges and furniture are driving a mini boom in retail
But the value of sales is still well off its 2007 peak as discounting cuts deep.
One of Ireland's top animation studios is going on a major expansion drive
Brown Bag Films has opened its new Dublin studios and is recruiting lots of extra staff.
Enterprise Ireland has unveiled its first fintech startup fund
A €500,000 pool will be available to firms across the sector.
Irish graduates emigrating 'should be regarded as a good thing'
The new head of Trinity Business School says colleges also need to compete in the big ‘blue ocean’.
Dublin is about to become a hub for the tech that underpins Bitcoin
Deloitte is opening a blockchain lab in the city for financial firms trying to come to grips with the technology.
Lynk is making its big global play - but you might not recognise it when it does
The taxi-booking app will go through a re-brand as it heads for the UK and US markets.
The smallest businesses are being left behind as the economy recovers
Those that are reliant on only the domestic market are lagging the most.
Portlaoise business marketers Internal Results have been bought by a rising US star
Madison Logic has snapped up the five-year-old company.
Ireland's emergence as a tech hub is creating big opportunities - for recruiters
Harvey Nash plans to add 100 staff to keep up with demand from employers.
Your crash course in... Ireland's mortgage-rate problem
These are the key points you need to know about the latest attempts to force banks into action.
Most company leaders think we are ill-equipped to deal with the fallout from a Brexit
The vast majority are worried about what a ‘Leave’ vote will mean for Ireland.
One of the world's top angel investors is coming here to school startup backers
500 Startups founder and ‘super angel’ Dave McClure will be speaking in Dublin.
The HSE is hoovering up easily the largest share of foreign workers
More than one-fifth of all permits for staff from outside the EU went to the state health service.
Poll: Do you support a sugar tax?
Health officials have been pushing for the measure and now it’s back on the government’s agenda.
Britain leaving the EU could lead to a bonanza of skilled workers for Ireland
But a so-called Brexit is still widely predicted to be a major economic risk for the Republic.
Apple is taking a $1 billion bet against Uber
The US tech company has invested in a Chinese ride-hailing app.
Forget pizza and curry, Just Eat sees its future in paleo and gluten-free foods
The company expects diet-conscious customers to drive its next phase of growth.
Here's what the incoming government is promising for business
The new programme for government is out – and we read it so you don’t have to.
The Silicon Valley Bank will pump another $100 million into Irish startups
It has already lent to 15 fast-growing tech companies like Movidius and Clavis Insight.