As Cuba emerges from economic hibernation, opportunity knocks for Irish firms
But don’t expect anything to happen quickly in the Caribbean nation.
Anything that reinforces a stereotype that women need special treatment should be cut out.
The Irish Internet Association's new head says it's 'too important to let die'
The organisation has struggled with funding but has a new plan for rejuvenation.
'In Cork, Bus Éireann is the equivalent to Dublin Bus. The strikes are hugely damaging'
In some regions, businesses are reporting a 50% drop in trade with bus networks down.
Tallaght's Square shopping centre is clear for expansion after its court battle with Dunnes
The development has been stalled for years, with the supermarket accused of ‘blocking’ tactics.
'I wish I'd realised sooner that high-flying entrepreneurs are just ordinary people'
As directory enquiries slowly died, Nicola Byrne was forced to reinvent her business.
The head of the Mercantile pub group has gone to court to fight his dismissal
Frank Gleeson denies accusations of wrongdoing from a company investigation.
Want to make staff more productive? Try a puppy... and pizza parties
Iconic Offices founder Joe McGinley delivers a masterclass in creating a good workspace.
We're partnering with UCD to give one entrepreneur a scholarship worth up to €14,500
The Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School course is tailor-made for entrepreneurs.
Ryanair will offer connecting flights onto rivals' routes starting this year
The Irish budget airline plans to hook up with both Aer Lingus and Norwegian Air.
Flora maker Unilever is getting out of the spreads business
The company is selling off the product lines after rejecting a Kraft-Heinz takeover bid.
One of Ireland's biggest landowners gets permission for hundreds of Dublin apartments
Marlet Property is planning 320 apartments in four-storey blocks at the Cabra site.
How almost any new Irish company can qualify for a state-backed investment
Young firms have a few good options for funding outside traditional routes like banks.
'I was there when Atari left Limerick with 600 jobs. It’s a day I hope to never repeat’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we look at the Irish arm of Cook Medical.
Kevin O'Sullivan has resigned 'with immediate effect' as editor of the Irish Times
The unexpected announcement was made this afternoon.
The man who helped build one of Ireland's few homegrown multinationals is retiring
Tommy Breen has been the head of FTSE 100-listed DCC for nearly a decade.
Hailo is using 'banter billboards' for its multimillion-euro rebrand as Mytaxi
The company says changing the well-known name will be a challenge.
Judge dismisses GoSafe speeding cases, calling them a 'charade' and 'embarrassing'
The consortium that runs the speed van network had its tender renewed last year.
Dublin IT firm Version 1 is on a major recruitment drive after getting €90m from investors
The company says 365 roles will be added over the next three years.
'How did this happen?: A court handed Bank of Ireland nearly 8 acres it had no right to
The bank was awarded the possession order against a now-widowed father-of-five.