GamerCon is out of cash - and its suppliers are out of pocket
Some firms have been asked to wait six months or more for payment after the flawed event.
Tesla has opened its first Irish showroom - but buyers may wait four months for cars
Elon Musk’s company has also installed its first ‘Supercharger’ in the Republic.
'The market wasn't ready at first, retailers ran a mile. We had to go back to the drawing board'
After biding his time, this entrepreneur wants to take over the world with sweet potato fries.
GIVEAWAY: We've got FREE passes to one of Ireland's top events for entrepreneurs
FutureScope is a one-of-a-kind conference to connect startups and scale-ups with major firms.
The way has been cleared for a High Court showdown between investors and AIB
Investors are suing over losses they sustained after they put money into property funds.
A Dublin restaurant owned by the star of RTÉ Masterchef has suddenly shut
Avenue by Nick Munier in Temple Bar had accumulated losses of €250,000.
Eir boss: 'We're the only party doing anything of any substance in rural Ireland'
The telco is opening a new innovation hub in Dingle and has plans for more.
Simon Coveney thinks Ireland should go high-rise - 'in the right places'
But the housing minister doesn’t want a return to lax building standards.
Havas Dublin managing director Bob Coggins delivers a masterclass in better marketing.
A pending court ruling could force a big shift in how Ryanair deals with European staff
The case hinges on whether workers should be dealt with under Irish or other countries’ laws.
Four plots of public land will be used for thousands of affordable homes in Dublin
Simon Coveney says state land banks could be developed for 50,000 new houses.
What effect will Trump's tax plans have on Ireland? Here's what you need to know
The new president is promising the biggest tax cuts in US history.
Two semi-states have a €500m solar plan that could power nearly one-tenth of Irish homes
Bord na Móna and ESB are planning solar farms in Roscommon, Offaly and Kildare.
The taxman has clawed back millions from Irish people with offshore assets
Tax evasion and avoidance continue to be top of Revenue’s agenda.
A Chinese food startup wants to sell noodles... made out of powdered silkworms
A Shanghai startup incubator is working on sustainable foods for the nation of one billion.
'It's 2017 - this is expected': Crane drivers the latest workers to push for major pay rises
Unite is looking for a 10% pay increase for workers.
Meet the Kerryman leading a major pest-control firm - who's afraid of rats
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile the Irish arm of Rentokil.
Watch out Ireland: Trump's plan to slash corporate taxes to 15% confirmed
But the plan could face stiff opposition in Congress.
These are the sectors that attracted the most complaints about their ads
Written submissions to the advertising watchdog went up last year.
Stripe's Irish co-founder on becoming a billionaire: 'I still live a relatively unchanged life'
John Collison is the world’s youngest self-made billionaire.