Poll: Should Ireland give Dutch-style tax breaks to tempt high-flying foreigners to these shores?
Skilled workers that move to the Netherlands can get a tax-free lump sum equal to 30% of their salary.
Here's exactly what you need in place to deal with (and avoid) workplace conflict
Small rows in the office can become toxic very fast if left to fester.
Brian Cowen has joined the board of a European think tank funded by big business
Ex-Taoiseach John Bruton has also joined the board of the Institute of International and European Affairs.
This Irish brewery is toying with the idea of going completely gluten-free
9 White Deer has released a range of coeliac-friendly craft beers.
Whatever happened to... A Luas light-rail system for Cork city?
Trams have been a success in Dublin, and there were hopes the southern city could follow suit.
'We've seen mistakes in Dublin in the past. We don't want the Liberties to become soulless'
We look at how business is faring in the Dublin neighbourhood as it undergoes regeneration.
'The traditional lines between PR, marketing and advertising are blurring beyond recognition'
Here are 10 tips for how firms can take advantage and tell their ‘stories’ better.
Bray Wanderers: 'There's no plan to move from our stadium, but it has to be fixed'
The cash-strapped club wants the Carlisle Grounds upgraded – but Wicklow council isn’t interested.
A Cork startup is turning DNA into the world's safest place for sensitive digital data
Helixworks, backed by one of Ireland’s top investors, is unveiling a machine to convert files into genetic code.
The five excuses people use to talk themselves out of launching a business
And how to make sure you don’t fall for them.
'Setting up a business will suck the life out of you, in the best way possible'
Kathryn Thomas took a dive into the startup world with her fitness camps.
Ryanair's chief trainer says Ireland should be the capital of the billion-euro student pilot industry
More than 500,000 new ‘skippers’ are expected to be needed over the next two decades.
'It's not about the money any more. If it was, we wouldn't be in the ice cream business'
After quitting school, this ice cream van driver went back to college to reinvent his family’s business.
A quarter of the cash from Clerys' liquidation has gone to accountants and lawyers
The state was forced to pick up the €2 million tab for sacked workers’ redundancy entitlements.
The 'gig economy' is here to stay. This is what businesses need to know
Many workers are turning their backs on traditional jobs, but not everyone thinks that’s a good thing.
Food processor Dawn Farms will pump €25m into its 'meat innovation' hub in Naas
The innovation centre designs products for restaurant chains and food manufacturers.
'See you in court' – Google has accused Uber of stealing its driverless car tech
Parent company Alphabet has claimed it is a victim of “calculated theft”.
'Going down the crowdfunding route was a case of eating our own dog food'
Fintech entrepreneur Oli Cavanagh delivers a masterclass in crowdfunding in the UK.
These figures show how Irish-founded Intercom has outpaced the Silicon Valley elite
The company has gone from $1m to $50m in recurring revenue within three years.
'The Ryanair of transatlantic services': Norwegian Air's Irish flights launched after three-year wait
The low-cost airline has announced its long overdue transatlantic services from four Irish airports.