The EU's contested free-trade deal with Canada has been cleared - but dairy's out
Some industries have been left untouched by CETA.
Fitbit's first backer is investing millions into a Galway sport-science startup
Orreco has raised $2 million from True Ventures to open an LA office.
The days of a job for life are long gone - so is staff loyalty now just about the money?
Research shows workers will take a pay cut – for the right role.
Cha-ching! Irish-based tech firms raised almost a billion euro last year
The life-sciences sector was the ‘star performer’.
Some of the world's biggest news groups have helped pump $6m into Dublin's NewsWhip
The six-year-old data analytics company helps media firms find what’s trending online.
Jobs website Indeed is doubling the size of its European HQ in Dublin
The firm has racked up major losses in its local arm, but it still has plenty of cash to play with.
An Irish med-tech firm has raised over €2m to help cut down on needless chemo
OncoMark’s test would make it easier to work out which breast cancer patients require the treatment.
'In Ireland, your CV doesn't matter - personal connections are the most important thing'
This IT professional had to build a new network of contacts from scratch when he moved from the UK.
Why the Roscommon man running the food giant behind Cuisine de France just resigned
Owen Killian announced this morning that he is stepping down as CEO of Aryzta.
Dublin Airport is getting enough new offices to fit nearly 3,000 workers
A 42,000 sq m development has been cleared by planning officials.
'Time for Dublin to grow up' - Irish rents are now rising at their fastest rate yet
There are calls for height limits on Dublin buildings to be relaxed to increase supply.
Inside Tesco Ireland's 'Project Black' - and the reasons why it has the unions so worried
Mandate has called ‘indefinite’ strikes in stores starting today.
Dublin has the biggest cluster of startups in Europe - but not enough offices to house them
Ireland’s capital struggles with high rent prices and a relatively small stock of offices.
A four-star hotel in Galway is set to be converted into hundreds of student beds
The Westwood Hotel in Newcastle has been sold – but it will stay open until next year.
Poll: Could you work with your other half?
For some it’s a winning formula, but others say office and home life shouldn’t mix.
The US company behind 'half the world's busiest websites' is bringing its European HQ to Cork
Nginx plans to recruit more than 100 staff in the southern city.
Ireland spent €440k on a report defending Apple months before the EU's scathing tax ruling
But European officials said the unsolicited report from PwC ‘misinterpreted’ the relevant rules.
A jobs expo for startups is going nationwide – and there's a free bar
UpStarter plans to launch satellite events a year after launching in Dublin.
'A startup needs to find the fastest route to being a viable business. Nothing else is as important'
These tips can help a business go from startup to scale-up successfully.
Waterford Airport has entered 'detailed discussions' to bring back commercial flights
The transport minister will meet airport management tomorrow to ‘discuss its future’.