A Kenmare seafood firm may rebrand for the US - because its name is slang for cannabis
Kerry’s Kush Shellfish finds itself in an unusual position as it expands outside Europe.
Irish developers want people to invest as little as €5 in solar farms
The Irish Solar Energy Association says projects could be paid for with ‘community investment funds’.
Why Irish firms are willing to fork out thousands of euro for catchy web addresses
Several companies have paid five-figure sums for .ie names, while global prices reach into the millions.
This Sligo brewer is calling out the big beer companies for being 'thieving bastards'
Lough Gill Brewery will release its maiden line of products next week.
New laws could see company bosses jailed if they cause a worker's death
The corporate manslaughter bill could also see businesses heavily fined for negligence.
'Never do business with your friends. You end up losing them'
This golf enthusiast started out building railways in Africa and at 76 has set up another company.
Six months on from 'leprechaun economics', Ireland's GDP is finally bouncing back
GDP rose in the third quarter of 2016 after being pushed down for the first half of the year.
Irish banana giant Fyffes is being taken over by one of Japan's biggest companies
The Sumitomo Corporation will pay just over €750m for the Dublin-based fruit supplier.
Bray Credit Union fined €98,000 for breaching money laundering and terrorist finance laws
The regulator is ‘concerned’ that the breaches occurred over a five-year period.
Your crash course in… How INM walking away from pensioners sheds light on a bigger problem
Defined benefit pension schemes are a ticking time bomb.
Britain is banning junk food ads targeting children on social media
Health campaigners have called for tighter rules to be introduced in Ireland.
The Central Bank is fighting a bill to tackle high mortgage rates. Here's why
Variable mortgage rates in Ireland are well above the EU average.
A third of staff admit to staying late just so their boss thinks they work hard
The majority of Irish employees have faked how much work they have to keep their bosses happy.
Small-business software specialists Enterpryze are on a hiring drive to expand overseas
The Irish company has announced plans to hire 200 new staff.
One of the key figures in shaping modern Ireland turns 100 today
TK Whitaker was just 39 when he became secretary at the Department of Finance.
An Irish film backed by Angelina Jolie has scored a multimillion euro tax break
The Breadwinner is being co-produced by Kilkenny-based animation studio Cartoon Saloon.
Dublin court unfreezes €100m of Russian oil tycoon's assets after five-year battle
Mikhail Khodorkovsky claims he was jailed on politically motivated charges for promoting democracy.
Inside the little-known company that brought broadband to dozens of Irish towns
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Limerick broadband provider Enet.
Pfizer gets record fine for 2,600% price increase on epilepsy drug
The pharma giant raised prices by an ‘excessive and unfair’ amount.
Five years after the fall of an Irish Ponzi scheme, 1,400 people still await compensation
Custom House Capital was found to have ‘systematically and deliberately’ misused clients’ cash.