Irish bosses favour more holidays for staff - but workers are unlikely to take them
Employers think that more days off would improve productivity.
Uber wants to have flying cars in the sky within three years
The goal is part of its ‘urban aviation’ plans – which it says are a natural next step in transport.
AIB has been handed a €2.2m fine for breaching anti-money laundering laws
A Central Bank investigation found that the bank was slow to report hundreds of suspicious transactions.
'Literally every day during the recession I'd come in and check how much cash we had'
After he saw the tech revolution was going to kill the print industry, this accountant moved to a career in IT.
Music sales are growing at the fastest rate in two decades thanks to Spotify and co
Worldwide revenues were up nearly 6%, with Beyonce recording the best-selling album.
Why businesses are up in arms about plans to bar more cars from Dublin's city centre
A new lobby group said the rules would threaten the capital’s ‘economic viability’.
Web Summit is going on a hiring spree – including someone to deal with the Irish government
It comes as the company eyes a possible return to Dublin.
A Denis O'Brien firm has the green light to build luxury apartments in south Dublin
Residents complained the five separate, five-story blocks would hurt the Donnybrook area.
Dublin's Johnston Logistics has been sold to a German transport giant
Brothers Albert and Ivan Johnston are both in line for a substantial payday as part of the deal.
Donald Trump is promising 'the biggest tax cut ever' - but it's unlikely he can pay for it
Changes to US company taxes have been highlighted as one of the biggest risks to Ireland.
Poll: Should mortgage lending rules for credit unions be relaxed?
It has been suggested that they could increase competition for the dominant banks.
The controversial Poolbeg incinerator has taken its first delivery of waste
Dublin’s main business group has welcomed the development, saying it will bring down costs.
A worker won €3,500 after being sacked for three complaints - here are the lessons for employers
The company was found to have fallen short on following its own procedures.
Ryanair is putting €1.5m into Trinity College's new 'professor of entrepreneurship'
The donation comes as Ireland’s top business schools are planning major expansions.
Whatever happened to... A shopping centre to put the heart back in Naas?
The Kildare town has suffered in the last few years, with many businesses closing down.
Meet the businesses of... Dublin's George's Street Arcade
The iconic Victorian-era arcade shopping centre has been drawing customers for 135 years.
Why Irish seaweed farming could be about to take off after a decade of delays
Bord Iascaigh Mhara says it’s ‘inevitable’ the industry will emerge, despite opposition.
'Visitors don't come for tacky, renamed districts': Claims fly over the future of Dublin Town
A campaign has been launched to scrap the city centre business group.
Retail Ireland's new head wants to convince people that jobs in shops aren't just for students
BWG Foods boss Willie O’Byrne was appointed to the role earlier this week.
'Ineffective, too slow and understaffed' - Irish telcos are rounding on their regulator
The criticisms follow the release of ComReg’s five-year strategy.