Your crash course in... Ireland's battle with Big Pharma for a 'miracle' cystic fibrosis drug
The government is making a last-ditch attempt to settle a better price for Orkambi.
Iconic Irish businesswoman and Budget Travel founder Gillian Bowler has died
She also founded Clickandgo.com and served as chair for Irish Life and Permanent.
Like clockwork, Jobs.ie racks up multimillion-euro profits
The jobs website had another good year in 2015.
'Controversial' student loans should be introduced to fund Irish colleges
The state’s competitiveness watchdog says there’s ‘no option’ except bringing in the system.
Meet the Cork business sending hampers of Barry's Tea to the diaspora this Christmas
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Cork-based Town and Country Hampers.
The long and winding career of Gary McGann - one of Ireland's best-known business leaders
McGann has been appointed chairman of Aryzta, the company behind Cuisine de France.
Netflix has a new rival as Amazon's streaming service launches in Ireland
The service will be available to Irish customers for €2.99 a month for the first six months.
Budget 2017 provided the greatest gains to those on lowest incomes
The ESRI said jobless lone parents and unemployed couples had the biggest proportional benefits.
Dublin's startup commissioner will step down from the 'passion project' next year
Niamh Bushnell has been in the role since 2014.
'Corporate life is so cushioned, it doesn't prepare you for how tough startups are'
This former HR manager decided to ditch the corporate scene to set up her own company.
Plans to target 'rent pressure zones' with new housing rules could stymie supply
The government has launched its plan to tackle rising rents.
Europcar is getting deeper into car-sharing after buying out its Irish franchise
The rental firm has inherited GoCar as part of the acquisition.
Almost 400 jobs secured as Wexford's Celtic Linen gets a new backer
The company, Ireland’s largest independent linen supplier, went into examinership after heavy losses.
The new chair of an Irish business group wants to slash insurance costs and taxes
Sue O’Neill has been elected as head of the Small Firms Association.
Stripe's European arm saw sales skyrocket to nearly €50m last year
Turnover at the Collison brothers’ Dublin-based subsidiary increased by over €35 million.
Poll: Does it matter where brands advertise?
A string of companies have pulled ads from right-wing news site Breitbart recently.
Twitter names new Irish boss amid mounting losses and global job cuts
Sinéad McSweeney is taking over from Mark Little as managing director of Twitter’s Irish operations.
More than a year after Clerys' shock closure, the store's redevelopment has been cleared
The retailer was shut down with the loss of more than 450 jobs overnight.
Ireland has been named among the world's worst corporate tax havens
Oxfam says the country has been facilitating large-scale corporate tax avoidance.
A company that makes buses quieter is hitching a ride off strict noise-pollution rules
Blessington firm Ventac sees growing opportunities for its technology in North America.