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'It's a vote of confidence': A major Wicklow film studio plans to grow five times in size
Work at Ashford Studios, which has hosted shows like Vikings, could create hundreds of jobs.
This aviation bigwig thinks Ireland should give huge tax cuts to skilled foreigners
Aercap chief Aengus Kelly said the country is losing in the race for exec-level talent.
'I worked three jobs instead of leaving Ireland. I changed everything about myself'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin finance portal FundSME.
Former RSA Ireland finance boss banned after 'falling short' during accounting scandal
RSA was forced to inject £200m into its Irish arm after the issue was revealed in 2013.
One of Ireland's biggest companies is selling a chunk of the business behind Avonmore milk
Glanbia plans to sell a 60% stake in its dairy division for €112m.
Dozens of Dublin homes snapped up before building work starts
Irish housebuilder Cairn Homes is working on a new project with Nama.
Pinterest has rolled out its advertising platform for Irish businesses
Companies based here can now pay for ‘promoted pins’.
Lidl is in trouble for selling 'fresh' fish that was really frozen in Namibia
The complaint related to Lidl’s Inismara brand of seafood products.
Firm behind the Insure My websites slapped on the wrist over fake testimonials
Insuremymotorbike.ie was taken down after the complaint was lodged.
'People ask if I'm ever at home. I'm a dedicated businesswoman, but I'm a mother first'
This woman made the unlikely jump from running a photography studio to setting up a skincare startup.
Irish users can now send money overseas using Facebook
But it’s not because of a new feature from Mark Zuckerberg’s company.
'Our rights were breached': Here's how Apple will fight the EU's €13bn Irish tax ruling
The tech giant has been ordered to hand over the huge sum for illegal state aid.
Michael O'Leary: The government should scrap one of Ireland's 'greatest policy catastrophes'
The Ryanair boss said the air travel tax should be formally abolished.
Poll: Should robots be taxed like human workers?
Well, Bill Gates thinks so.
The value of taxpayers' stake in Ireland's big banks has dived by €1.3bn
The state owns 99.9% of AIB and 14% of Bank of Ireland.
'Add as many bean bags as you like, if people don't like what you stand for you've already lost'
These are the steps businesses should take to prepare for the future of work.
Irish banks are looking at a scheme for instant money transfers using only mobile numbers
Ulster Bank plans to roll out the payments system ‘as soon as possible’.
These are the major trends expected to shape the Irish ad industry in 2017
Marketers will spend almost a billion euro on ads this year, according to Core Media.
'Put down your phone and chat': What food producers should do to make it at the markets
Many of Ireland’s most successful food businesses have cut their teeth at weekend stalls.