Fraudsters are using real firms’ details to add 'an air of legitimacy' to financial service scams
The Central Bank recently issued warnings about unauthorised firms that “borrow” info.
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Robotic surgeons and farm drones - Vodafone launches Ireland's first 5G network
The company is first out of the blocks in Ireland with the next generation of mobile connectivity.
'Work hard and be nice to people. I don't think it has to be more comprehensive than that'
Tools of the trade: Flying Tiger Copenhagen’s Irish boss on kindness and why llamas trump beetles.
'Researchers work almost like a jeweler': Inside the Tyndall National Institute
Behind the scenes at the Cork research centre, where cutting edge tech is applied to real world issues.
Kerry Group keeps on top of changing consumer demands as revenues grow
The Irish food giant is responding to trends such as growing taste plant-based nutrition.
'Curiosity has helped me stand out - I've worked since age 16 and I've had seven careers'
Open Orphan’s Cathal Friel also talks about the day that most shook his confidence.
'Nerds, geeks, can't speak to anyone': Why Digit's Richard Barnwell hates gamer stereotypes
Fora sits down with the CEO and founder of the fast-growing company.
'Everybody has to play their part': Dalata's plastic-free plans for 2020
Ireland’s biggest hotel group is on track to ban plastic toiletry bottles within six months
Your crash course in... Ireland's economic uncertainty
The economy is at risk of overheating, but Brexit could yet pour cold water on its expansion.
'In our reception we have a fairly large pufferfish made out of 100% recyclable items'
The CEO of Cool Planet Experience talks Al Gore, ski-lifts and her busy diary.
'The seven-nights-a-week drinker is gone': How Irish pubs are attracting a new clientele
Issues like harsher drink-driving penalties and cost of business are also having an impact on pubs.
Dublin City Council is coining it on 'sunshine tax', according to the Restaurants Association
The industry body said incoming sandwich board licence fees are ‘shockingly excessive’.
'Shame of flying' is partly to blame for a 'weaker pattern' of European holidaymakers here
Environmental concerns impacted the decisions of Nordic and Dutch holidaymakers.
'Talent without ambition is just talent; if you've got the combination of both the sky is the limit'
Colman Walsh, the chief executive of the UX Design Institute, talks priesthood, ambition and triathlons.
'I used to be motivated by a fear of failure. I kind of got over that'
VitHit founder Gary Lavin talks fear of failure, managing growth and why he’s not pursuing kombucha.
'I'm still living in a land where we're starting from scratch - and maybe that's a good thing'
Tina McKenzie, CEO of Grafton Recruitment, talks about over-committing and her dream job that doesn’t exist.
Meet the man making sure that 'real heart' stays at the centre of Dogpatch Labs
Patrick Walsh is eyeing the healthy growth of Dublin’s startup scene as he plots Dogpatch’s expansion.
'Always listen, take advice and don't be afraid to actually challenge - but in a way that's respectful'
Brian Donaldson, CEO of Maxol, talks electrification and why he values artistic ability.
Where psychology meets engineering: Irish Rail has just hired its first 'human factors' specialist
Nora Balfe will be working with the company to reduce risks due to human error.
'A pattern of travel, a pattern of behaviour': How 'increased vigilance' by US border security is affecting Ireland
There has been ‘increased vigilance’ around travel from Ireland to the US of late.