Donald Trump: 'I give the Irish a lot of credit. They never raised their taxes'
In an interview with the Economist, Trump singled out Ireland’s economic policies for praise.
Credit unions may soon be able to help build social housing
The regulator is looking at relaxing the rules around what the financial bodies can invest in.
Uber has hit a roadblock in the court case that will decide its fate across Europe
A key advisor to the European Court of Justice said the firm should be treated as a transport company.
Forestry group Coillte wants to shift away from relying on one-off land sales for cash
The semi-state hopes to focus on opportunities in sectors like wind energy.
'Now's the best time to start a company because everyone else is scared s**tless'
Irish founder Dylan Collins thinks Brexit will be a godsend for any entrepreneur with guts.
Ryanair's marketing chief: 'I don't want customers to love us'
Kenny Jacobs said the budget airline is now ‘nice enough’.
'My father has been successful, but I didn't want to be seen as riding on his coat-tails'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin’s Teeling Distillery.
Irish startup funding is expected to come back to Earth after a record-breaking 2016
But investment in high-tech SMEs has been headed in the right direction so far this year.
Paddy Power has taken its first plunge into the US fantasy sports market
The Dublin-based firm paid an initial €17.5 million to acquire Draft.
Ticketmaster blames media 'sensationalism' for public outrage over ticket touting
But some event promoters say for-profit ticket resales should be criminalised.
Savills has launched an Airbnb-style office booking site for Dublin
The property colossus hopes to roll out Workthere nationwide, with Cork next in the queue.
'I set up the first Irish bar in Jakarta. It took 18 months just to get Guinness on tap'
This former IT worker and salesman wound up as a pub owner in Asia.
Profits at Dundalk FC shot up twentyfold after its historic Europa League campaign
Last year was a good one on and off the pitch for the League of Ireland champions.
The state's public pay body says workers should contribute more for their pensions
The group also recommended any ‘adjustments’ to public pay should come with better productivity.
Ireland's largest private landlord gets ahead of rent caps with its €2,750-per-month units
But the company is apparently having no trouble finding tenants for its Dublin properties.
A private operator could soon be in charge of chasing TV licence fees
The government is gearing up to put the service – currently handled by An Post – out to tender.
Rent controls are 'creating a two-tier system' as prices hit all-time highs
The severe lack of properties means those looking for new homes are being forced to pay a premium.
A Dublin startup is trying to stop millennial workers from quickly switching jobs
EngageSmith has raised €400,000 to expand internationally and hire 20 new staff.
Poll: Should the money raised from the AIB sale be spent on infrastructure?
EU fiscal rules say extra money should be used to reduce national debt.
The group that represents Ireland's drinks sector has a new head
Ex-SFA director Patricia Callan now fronts the Alcohol Beverage Federation of Ireland.