'In the US, prospects assume you're being truthful. Here they're far more skeptical'
This CEO has learned a few things about business culture overseas after stints in four continents.
More than a third of Airbnb listings outside Dublin aren't lived in by their owners
The figures come as lawmakers consider regulation amid the worsening housing crisis.
The behind-the-scenes machinations shaping the government's new alcohol laws
Industry groups are stepping up their lobbying ahead of the wide-reaching bill.
What tourism officials are doing to lure visitors to Ireland's overlooked north-west
The bulk of Wild Atlantic Way travellers opt to head south – and bypass Sligo and Donegal.
The Cork inventor of the 'perfect pillow' is about to launch his product stateside
Reflex Pillow raised over €80,000 on Kickstarter late last year.
Ireland is expected to miss its EU renewables target - and cop a multimillion-euro bill
The country has to meet 16% of its energy needs from renewable sources by 2020.
'Our company had debts of €250,000. We were days from ringing the accountants'
This entrepreneur reinvented his business after it was on the brink of folding.
Irish mobile marketing firm Zamano to wind down 'existing business lines'
The public company said new payments rules were having a ‘significant impact’ on business.
Dublin's main business group says one elected mayor should lead the whole region
The new figurehead would enjoy similar powers to Boris Johnson during his London leadership.
SuperValu has scrapped a 'free veg' promotion that outraged farmers
The IFA had accused the retailer of acting ‘unethically’.
Investors are being warned off a 'hyper-inflated' Snapchat IPO as the $20bn float looms
The public listing will be one of the biggest tech offers in recent years.
Your crash course in... Why foreign airlines are queuing to set up operations in Ireland
Sweden’s SAS airline is the latest carrier to apply for an Irish air operators licence.
Cash-flow problems can cripple a company – here’s how to avoid them.
The Irish Post newspaper is snapping up parts of the now-defunct Irish TV
The paper said the sale would give it ‘a foothold’ in Ireland.
The best way to get a good deal from an Irish bank? Set up business in the UK
New research shows local lenders offer SMEs significantly cheaper loans in Britain.
Irish Rail: One office block shouldn't be allowed derail the whole Dart underground
There are plans to build an office on a site that was meant to be an underground train station.
How much has Ireland's Apple tax appeal cost so far? €1.8m and counting
Michael Noonan today stepped back from claims Ireland’s tax rate was under attack.
A 'creative and free-flowing' workspace for small firms will open in Dublin's city centre
The Brickhouse co-working space will open its doors in April.
Facebook-owned Oculus ordered to pay $500m after claims it stole VR tech
The social networking giant paid more than $2 billion for the company in 2014.
'I wanted a clean break after my brother died. I was lucky, not many people can change career'
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin restaurant Seapoint.