'I've interviewed people for jobs who at the end have asked, 'What's this for?''
The CEO of Orbidal talks mean interview questions and having a positive outlook.
Zuzia Whelan
Despite Brexit, Spectrum.Life is launching in the UK. Next stop, Australia
The ‘corporate wellness’ company is close to closing a €3 million funding round.
New Eddie Rocket's boss is planning a big expansion in Germany and beyond
The food industry veteran has an appetite for expansion.
Penneys' online trial could bring 'incremental' growth, but its future still lies in bricks and mortar
The retailer has just opened its biggest store in the world in Birmingham.
Whiskey set to flow in Donegal as Sliabh Liag pushes ahead with its distillery plan
The business is hoping to start construction on a new site in September.
'Any financial planning that you do, build in some resilience - things will never go exactly to plan'
Abodoo CEO Sue Marshall also talks bungee jumping, time management and over-promoting.
Why gym supremo Ben Dunne is on the lookout for smaller workout spaces
The high-profile businessman is moving one of his main Dublin branches to the basement of a cinema.
Eir's plan to turn a telephone exchange into a fancy office has been paused - for now
City planners pressed pause so the telco can provide extra information on the project.
Fancy jacks and coffee called Rosa: Inside Maxol's big bet on food
The fuel reseller is planning big investments in tech, food and bathrooms.
Beauty chain Thérapie is plotting a £50m blitz on Britain's 'struggling' retail market
The Irish beauty chain is also expanding further into India.
'I'd have Machiavelli on my board. He has got a lot of bad press, but he was a management genius'
Enda Corneille of Emirates Ireland also talks about the time his shoe fell apart after a job interview.
Ryanair asked the EU to use its 'influential voice' to pressure Paschal Donohoe in a tax law dispute
The airline had launched a High Court challenge relating to tax laws for Europe-based workers.
Food-pouch maker Foxpak is moving into trendy compostables as plastics 'come under fire'
The packaging company has pumped €3 million into a production plan in Louth.
Dublin council has awarded 'last-mile delivery' contracts to reduce congestion in the city
UPS and WeDispatch are among the firms enlisted to provide the service.
There has been a spike in managers buying into the multibillion-dollar life coaching business
Industry experts say execs are looking for skills to help them hang on to staff.
GoCar and Fleet have been enlisted to provide shared transport to Dublin council staff
The city authority wants to encourage staff to carpool to work by using ‘gamified’ services.
'We have a simple rule in the company - act like you're spending your own money'
Spectrum Life’s Stephen Costello talks about his morning routine and the path to progress.
Media group Core has called for a 'licence to practice' marketing to beat outmoded education
The agency suggested many graduates have a poor grasp of modern communications techniques.
Business travel to Ireland dipped last year - but the industry isn't sure why
Expenditure by corporate travellers who arrived on these shores also declined in 2018.
How Perpetua took the 'best of nightclubs' to build a gym for the aspirational tech elite
After making its Dublin debut, the chain is already scouting other locations in the city.