What employers should take from the case of a worker who quit - then claimed unfair dismissal
The sales rep told his bosses “he didn’t want to be managed and wouldn’t be”.
New hoteliers can't get insurance thanks to Ireland's 'compo culture'
The Irish Hotels Federation says room rates are being pushed up by high premiums.
Never back down: How Dunnes battles and confounds its landlords
The company is known for its secrecy – and its unwillingness to compromise.
A decade after selling his first company, EntAnon's head just quit - to start another one
Silviu Preoteasa is leaving the group and his job at Hostelworld to launch a travel tech business.
Europe's company tax plans will benefit large countries while Ireland loses out
The so-called CCCTB plan is said to be good for the EU, but its impact will be felt here.
This Irish fintech startup is helping banks wade through an 'Eiffel Tower' of regulation
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Corlytics.
'Galway needs this': Business heavyweights back a €100m docks development
But the plans to build offices for thousands of workers have run into local opposition.
'The company was surviving, but after 10 years I'd already let go emotionally'
This founder spent a decade building his business and nearly sold it twice before closing the doors.
The EU says Ireland needs to hurry up and collect its €13 billion from Apple
The European Commission ruled last year that the tech firm owed the huge sum for unpaid taxes.
New rules for company accounts go a step too far - here's why small firms should beware
The new Companies Act means some firms will be entitled to file potentially misleading figures.
'A quality move': Cuisine de France maker poaches Dublin Airport boss
Kevin Toland will replace Roscommon native Owen Killian as Aryzta CEO.
GIVEAWAY: We've got FREE passes to Dublin's Smart Cities Summit
The event will feature many of the world’s top companies, like Microsoft, Tesla and Amazon.
A woman denies blackmailing Grant Thornton for €1 million over a huge data-protection breach
The accountancy firm accidentally sent her thousands of confidential details.
Why smaller firms should never try to 'tease' customers with mysterious ads
Mediaworks boss Paul Moran delivers a masterclass in savvy ad planning for businesses.
Temple Bar branded 'an overpriced trap for drunk tourists' in restaurant's licence bid
Court hears the quieter west end of the tourist attraction is the ideal model for its central area.
The Dáil has elected to keep the state's AIB shares - because the government forgot to vote
But the Department of Finance says the €3bn sale will still go ahead as planned.
Investor takes majority stake in Sam McCauley Chemists in huge €50m deal
The pharmacy chain was set up in Wexford almost 60 years ago.
Michael Noonan is stepping down as Finance Minister
The Limerick TD, who was first elected to the Dáil in 1981, also said he won’t contest another election.
The 'Clayton' brand spreads across Dublin as Ireland's biggest hotelier expands
Dalata is splashing out tens of millions to acquire part of two well-known Dublin hotels.
A Dublin hotel marketed as a 120-room luxury stay is really a small house in Booterstown
The fake hotel website has apparently been set up to scam foreign workers.