Brazilian giant JBS has put Ireland's biggest chicken producer up for sale
Armagh-based Moy Park employs about 9,000 people in Northern Ireland.
8 business lessons from rubbing shoulders with Ireland's top entrepreneurs
The best feel the fear, but go ahead and do it anyway.
A Saudi oil giant's investment arm has taken a stake in Athlone startup OxyMem
The Irish firm claims its flagship product is four times more efficient than conventional sewage systems.
Dublin's new 'stationless' bike company has stalled its launch after council concerns
The local authority warned the public that BleeperBike didn’t have its consent to operate.
Plans to scrap the Help to Buy scheme may trigger a 'frenzy' among house-hunters
The government incentive is under review – and could be scrapped in October’s budget.
Poll: Is the help-to-buy scheme a bad idea?
The tax relief for first-time buyers is under review.
After a year without commercial flights, Waterford Airport is to get three new UK services
A new airline called Aer Southeast will operate the routes to London, Manchester and Birmingham.
The art of avoiding office politics and earning respect in the workplace as a leader
Here’s a guide for those rising through the ranks in the business world.
A wind farm investor wants to raise €250m in a float on the Irish Stock Exchange
Greencoat Renewables intends to buy more wind farms in the Republic with the funding.
Keelings and a group of workers have fallen out over a crackdown on sick days
The fruit firm’s logistics arm has been accused of taking a ‘blanket approach’ to absenteeism – a claim it denies.
How a top commercial property boss would fix struggling Irish town centres
Enda Luddy, the head of CBRE Ireland, says strong shops should be clustered together.
What I learned about being better at business networking... from a dog
Anyone looking to make connections at events could take a few tips from a puppy.
'It's darkening Ireland's name': Inside the row between Fyffes and its Honduran workers
Serious allegations have been levelled at the company, one of the country’s biggest corporate successes.
The story behind Bray's two-decade wait for a controversial shopping centre
The €25 million Florentine Shopping Centre was recently put out to tender.
How to sidestep the blame game - and give staff feedback that actually works
Effective leaders provide employees the best possible chance to perform well.
A food company founded over bowls of cereal is re-branding - with help from Coca-Cola
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Cool Beans Company.
Building sites nationwide face delays as crane drivers move to strike over pay
Unite wants workers to be given increases of around 10%.
'We're still feeling the effects of customers going bust, just walking away and stinging us'
After decades in business, this horticulturist shares what he has learned from surviving the tough times.
A manager wrongly painted as the 'employee from hell' wins a €160,000 payout
The sum is one of the highest ever awarded by the Workplace Relations Commission.
'Kildare, here we come': A top architect says Dublin's sprawl has to stop
Hugh Wallace, a judge on RTÉ’s ‘Home of the Year’, says high-rise buildings are needed.