Off-licences say online sellers are dodging high alcohol taxes by labelling drinks 'collectables'
Trade body Noffla wants officials to bring in new rules for offshore vendors.
Ticketmaster may start scoping out people's social media before allowing them to buy tickets
The firm currently sells tickets for around 8,000 events in Ireland every year.
'Startups need to have an appetite for risk - failure is just another part of the process'
Here’s some advice for young Irish firms looking to attract investors.
A farmer is fighting nearly 300 new Waterford houses for fear his land will flood
Dublin developer Jackie Greene Construction is planning a major development near Waterford city.
How airports make a fortune flogging giant Toblerones and the like to flyers
Duty-free has become an essential business for international travel hubs.
Why some firms never fall victim to cyber-attacks - while their competitors do
There are steps every company can take to make themselves less vulnerable.
A new venture from Hassle's Irish creator brings a taste of The Sims to home renovations
Jules Coleman and co-founder Alex Depledge have launched BuildPath in the UK.
Whatever happened to... the biggest shopping centre never built in Limerick?
The long-delayed ‘opera centre’ project has blighted the city’s CBD for a decade.
Tenders are worth €9bn here each year - this is how smaller firms can win more of them
Many companies wrongly believe the process is too difficult.
An Irish med-tech firm could make your smartphone and toilet 'superbug'-free
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Kastus.
This low-profile firm has quietly pumped millions into creating a pub empire in Cork
The Emporium Company has bought and refitted four bars in the county as part of ‘phase one’ of its plans.
After her gastropubs closed down, this cook was determined to pay her debts and fight back.
Patrick Collison: 'There's too much focus on the founders of big tech companies'
Stripe’s chief said it’s ‘unfortunate’ that the inner workings of successful firms are often ignored.
COMPETITION: Win FREE office space at a new co-working hub in Dublin's city centre
Space@DublinBIC offers all of the office perks without the big financial burden.
A hung UK parliament has sent the pound into a dive
Analysts say the UK is “stepping further into the unknown”.
Profits doubled at salad chain Chopped last year ahead of its planned UK expansion
The firm now has 26 outlets across the island of Ireland.
'Dressing for a job interview isn't about showmanship - it's about getting the basics right'
Designer Sonya Lennon delivers a masterclass for women making a return to the workforce.
A Cork hotel group is putting €50m into a project in the city's Victorian quarter
Trigon Hotels plans to expand the historic Metropole Hotel and build a sister property.
Public-sector workers will get pay restoration by 2020 - at a cost of €887m
A draft deal to replace the Lansdowne Road agreement was reached late last night.
Trinity is planning 'one of the largest projects since the IFSC' in Dublin's docks
The new technology campus will cost up to €1.25 billion to complete.