'If you're coming up with a brand name, don't brainstorm on a Friday'
Marketing guru Pat Kinsley delivers a masterclass in naming a company.
The former CEO of Myspace is pumping cash into this Dublin startup
SwiftComply has raised $900,000 to double staff and expand to the US.
The owners of Westport House have snapped up an Australian workwear brand
A clothing firm run by the Hughes family has bought rival Prime Mover Workwear.
Developer who illegally bulldozed 19th century convent gets go ahead for Dublin apartments
Kimpton Vale is looking to build 143 apartments in Clonsilla.
Government will regulate Airbnb if 'satisfactory arrangement' cannot be reached over renting
Housing Minister Coveney makes it clear that those who want to use Airbnb need to do so responsibly.
Advice for Irish shops: Ditch your app and invest in Instagram
A third of Irish people think they will do most of their shopping through their mobile
Here's why buying a website for your business is like investing in property
Social media can be useful, but so can owning your own space on the web.
'When you're trying to rent a clinic, the minute you say 'addiction', people say no'
As part of our How My Business Works series we profile Dublin addiction centre the One Step Clinic.
Despite EU plan, Three mobile customers won't get 'all you can eat' data abroad
The company said changes are because of the increase in costs of doing business.
Dublin firm nets millions to develop tech that creates video game art
Artomatix’s technology can make a mountain at the click of a button.
The Dublin commissioner for startups role has been axed
The Digital Hub and the DCU Ryan Academy will now split the duties of the position.
A family-owned cake maker has raised over €6m for a new factory in Tallaght
The funding round was led by the state-backed BDO Development Capital Fund.
Ireland gained thousands of millionaires last year as property prices shot up
Dublin accounts for about a third of the country’s wealthiest people.
Seaweed could shield Ireland's food and drink business from Brexit fallout
Demand in Europe for marine vegetables is growing by up to 10% each year.
CityJet is set to cut staff at its London City Airport base
Executive chairman Pat Byrne said the company will focus on its growing wet lease arm.
A Central Bank deputy governor is jumping ship to the private sector
The departure of Cyril Roux comes amid concern that the Central Bank is bleeding key staff.
'I had to come to terms with the fact that at my age, I was unemployable'
This former company executive realised he would have to launch his own business to get a job.
The head of Ireland's largest hotel group says reports that Dublin is too expensive are 'rubbish'
Dalata boss Pat McCann said room rates in the capital are much lower than other European destinations.
Billionaire who bet big on Bank of Ireland confirmed as Trump's trade chief
Wilbur Ross bought into the bank for a knock-down price during the recession.
A state-led scheme to stop late payments has relaunched after getting hardly any sign-ups
In two years, just 42 companies signed the government’s ‘prompt payment code’.