'I find risking other people's time and energy much harder than risking my own'
Elva Carri talks about her life before GirlCrew and a particularly bad summer job.
What Britain's latest plans for trade borders mean for Irish business
The UK wants out of the customs union – but it faces an uphill battle for the EU to accept its demands.
Fewer in-store mobile phone top-ups have hurt Payzone's sales
But the payments processor reported an operating profit of just under €5.8 million last year.
A plumber has been awarded €15,000 after a row over a urinal cleaning job
A Dublin-based Drain Doctor franchisee denied that it had fired the ex-worker.
Poll: Do you think companies benefit from more diversity at the top?
It has been argued that a mix of backgrounds and genders helps boost innovation.
A Wicklow wind farm developer has sued protesters to stop them stalling its project
Ballycumber Wind Farm said it will miss its December completion date if the delays continue.
Ryanair wants UK airports to restrict alcohol sales after a spike in boozy travellers
There has been a significant rise in passenger disturbances caused by excessive drinking.
How good managers can stop themselves from making bad decisions
A single workday can involve a range of choices – here are some tools to help you make the right ones.
GIVEAWAY: We've got FREE passes to one of Europe's top data conferences
Predict conference is coming to the RDS in October.
'Penalties are coming': The government puts people with vacant second homes on notice
The housing minister says there will be a ‘carrot and stick’ approach.
After a failed crowdfunding bid, the maker of this anti-stress device has called in the examiner
Dublin-based Galvanic recently asked the public for £700,000 in return for shares.
'There are plenty of gold-plated companies that go nowhere - we don't want to be one of them'
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series we profile Kinesis Health Technologies.
Why gender imbalance isn't just a bad look - it's also bad for business
Major firms in Ireland are missing out on fresh opinions because of their lack of diversity at the top.
There's a shortage of chefs in Ireland – but the industry can't agree why
The trade may need an image overhaul to attract new, skilled workers.
A brewer with ties to Smithwick's is 'fighting in the trenches' for a share of the beer market
Sullivan’s Brewing Company is looking to expand its Kilkenny visitor centre.
How Irish managers can run better projects by being more like Donald Trump
Sure the US president isn’t perfect, but hear us out on this one.
An airport in upstate New York wants a piece of Ireland's budget transatlantic boom
Syracuse Airport officials have met with both Norwegian and Wow Air about new routes.
It's not only houses and offices - now Dublin warehouses are in short supply
Industrial rents are expected to rise consistently over the next two years.
'I thought I knew better than the next guy, but I still lost millions in property'
This seasoned entrepreneur talks about investment mistakes – and knowing when to move on.
'We have the planes': Norwegian Air is certain it will launch more Irish routes
Tore Jenssen says the airline’s transatlantic flights are its fastest-selling new offerings.