Dublin's Base pizza has recruited an Italian robot to roll its dough
The company is spending close to €1 million overhauling its headquarters and stores.
Movidius founder after €300m sale to Intel: 'Losing control of the company is difficult'
But Sean Mitchell says the chip designer will be hiring ‘a lot’ of people in Ireland.
The Dutch state railway is holding almost €1 billion in profits in an Irish company
Netherlands Railways was previously accused of using the firm to dodge taxes.
'You walk into investment meetings and you're told: We need to replace you with an old man'
Restored Hearing’s Rhona Togher says both her gender and age have been barriers in business.
'As a child, my father had me handing out leaflets in a shopping centre. It was a business lesson'
This company manager was thrown into the deep end at the weigh-loss firm her parents established.
Amazon is planning a new data centre the size of three football pitches in west Dublin
The new facility in Mulhuddart will employ about 30 staff when completed.
Drimnagh Credit Union has been fined €125k for creating 'unacceptable risk' of money laundering
The organisation was also found to have made ‘prohibited payments’ to some directors.
'There's no right and wrong now for work fashion. A tracksuit and hoodie may be perfect for you'
Fashion guru Brendan Courtney delivers a masterclass in dressing for business.
Ireland still has 'comfortably' the fastest-growing economy in Europe
However, exports were hurt last year by Brexit-inspired headwinds.
'Ireland can be a world leader in fintech, but we're still very far off reaching our full potential'
Regulators should make it easier for small firms to test new products and innovate.
Here's how many insurance companies are looking to set up in Ireland post-Brexit
The Central Bank figures come as insurance giant AIG chooses Luxembourg over Dublin for its EU hub.
'There's talk of tech clusters in Ireland, but they're not deep enough. This isn't Silicon Valley'
One of Ireland’s top VCs says our tech sector is still small compared to the likes of the US.
'There is a lack of diversity at senior levels in Irish financial firms. That needs to change'
Central Bank research shows four-fifths of all senior financial positions in Ireland are being filled by men.
'What happens when your father, the founder and managing director of the company, dies?'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Westmeath-based firm Wines Direct.
'Some women don't even hit the glass ceiling. They're stuck on the floor'
The chair of ESB says women won’t go for a role unless they are 110% ready.
An Post is about to hike the cost of a stamp by nearly 40%
The head of the organisation said the cost still represents “very good value”.
Will Ireland make firms report their gender pay gaps? Here's what you need to know
The UK is about to implement the rule, while the government here has plans to follow suit.
Uber's boss could be 'one screw-up away' from being pushed aside
CEO and founder Travis Kalanick is under pressure to cede control at the scandal-plagued company.
Why thousands of Irish chickens could soon be stripped of their free-range status
Next Friday is D-Day for the designation, which applies to nearly half of all local eggs.
'I literally had to write my dad a letter to apply for a job in the family business'
This former nurse followed a roundabout route to running her parents’ business.