Love Irish Food has to stop 'misleading' ads that say its brands use Irish ingredients
It followed a complaint over salmon from Scotland that bore the group’s logo.
'While everyone was going to Pope John Paul in Phoenix Park, we were making money'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile newspaper distributor Newspread.
Bank of Ireland has poached a senior UK exec for its new CEO
HSBC’s Francesca McDonagh will be the pillar bank’s first female chief.
Store ordered to pay €7,500 after video of a disabled worker shared for 'merriment'
The Mr Price sales assistant’s brain injury was sustained in a road accident.
EU waste rules now cover anything with a plug or battery. Here's what companies need to know
The so-called WEEE directive is great for the environment, but firms across Ireland have to comply.
Farmers who started 'illegal' gorse fires may have their state subsidies docked
A recent spate of gorse fires have caused havoc in rural areas around the country.
A long-awaited tax break to kick-start investment in young firms has finally been introduced
Axing stamp duty for shares on Ireland’s junior stock market was first mooted in late 2013.
Scottish financial giant Standard Life says Dublin will likely be its new EU base
The company wants to keep access to the single market after Brexit.
For the second time in a week, gardaí are investigating fraud at a Cork credit union
One staff member at Gurranabraher Credit Union has been sacked over €200,000 in ‘irregularities’.
Ireland's largest private landlord is appealing 'exaggerated claims' against a Sandyford project
Ires Reit had hoped to build more than 460 apartments at the partially developed Rockbrook site.
'I sold over £100m worth of property in 2006. Then MS wiped me out for four years'
This former estate agent battled multiple sclerosis but went on to set up two new companies.
Retailers want parents who use children for shoplifting to be prosecuted
Stores are reporting more and more of the ‘orchestrated’ thefts.
Stripe's Patrick Collison: 'We want to be an independent company for a long time'
The Limerick man said the payments provider wants to help young companies scale faster.
An Irish firm's €2bn offshore wind farm is clear to build after a major legal win
Eddie O’Connor’s Dublin-based Mainstream is leading development of the Scottish project.
Dublin is one of the 10 most expensive cities worldwide in which to build
A new study found building costs are higher in the Irish capital than in Paris or Madrid.
A European court ruling paves the way for a bruising Brexit
The decision means all EU states and regional authorities have to clear any trade deal.
EU investigates if one company hiked cancer drug prices 'several hundred percent'
Aspen Pharma may have increased the costs of ‘irreplaceable’ treatments by up to 1,500%.
Poll: Would you pay a 'ransomware' demand?
Victims in the WannaCry attack were told to hand over up to $600 to regain access to computer files.
Why everyone's talking about WannaCry - and how to protect your business
More than 200,000 victims worldwide have been hit in the unprecedented cyber-attack.
Upping eurozone exports is 'not an optional extra' for firms as Brexit looms
Enterprise Ireland wants to increase exports to the region by 50% in three years.