Italy is set to bail out the world's oldest bank and unlike Ireland, bondholders will be burnt
BMPS is racing against the clock to raise €5 billion or face a government bailout.
Irish company raises half a million euro to go exploring for diamonds
Karelian Diamond is hoping to develop its first commercial diamond mine in Finland.
The very seasonal business of ice rinks - 'I'd rather this than work for someone else'
Bill Cremin from Cool Running Events talks about the rewards and challenges of running a seasonal business.
Kilkenny company signs huge deal to handle West Ham football transfers
TransferMate provides businesses with cheaper exchange rates and lower bank fees.
What it takes for a brand to pull off a brilliant Christmas ad
Marketing guru Pat Kinsley says consumers are prime targets at this time of year.
Denis O'Brien's Communicorp radio empire lost €3.5m last year
The company owns many of Ireland’s biggest radio stations, including Newstalk and Today FM.
The Irish state has just sold its shares in big tobacco companies
It had been claimed that the investments made a ‘mockery’ of the state aim of a tobacco-free Ireland.
Europe orders Aer Lingus and Ryanair to repay millions in illegal state aid
The two airlines had paid lower rates of travel tax on short routes between 2009 and 2011.
Ireland has been given access to invest billions in mainland China's markets
Ireland is only the 17th jurisdiction to qualify for a special foreign investor programme.
How Revenue catches the counterfeit Grinches that try to steal Christmas
When consumer sentiment goes up, so does the appetite for knock-offs.
From Secret Santa to office parties, 11 ways to avoid getting a lawsuit for Christmas
‘Tis the season to be prudent.
Comms watchdog will publish a coverage map to pinpoint bad signal blackspots
A government taskforce announced a list of actions to roll out the long-delayed National Broadband Plan.
Liquidator appointed to oversee wind up of Irish TV
The Mayo television station recently lost the support of its multimillionaire backer John Griffin.
'There can be a bit of bulls**t in startups – don't get bogged down in what other people are doing'
This food startup owner set up her business after being made redundant.
Giant US developer makes big move into Dublin student accommodation
Hines says it could deliver as many as 1,500 beds in the coming years.
'Are you bullied by the banks?': Watch Central Bank governor get grilled on tracker scandal
Philip Lane was being questioned over how many people have been overcharged on their mortgages.
Facebook could face €200m in fines after 'misleading' the EU during the WhatsApp buyout
The social media giant allegedly provided incorrect details for the Commission’s 2014 investigation.
How An Post is trying to make its waning mail business relevant again
As more post offices are threatened with closure, the semi-state’s deliveries division is branching out.
A quarter of Irish shoppers to go to Northern Ireland for Christmas deals
A new survey also showed that young people are the most likely to cross the border.
'Humans are now too slow and too costly to handle many routine interactions'
Chat bots, machine learning and more trends that will shake up customer service in 2017.