Virtual reality marketing is in vogue – but brands beware the novelty factor
Cheaper technology has put VR in reach of many more firms.
A Central Bank database conceived after Anglo's demise will finally be ready in 2018
The establishment of a central credit register was one the troika’s demands during Ireland’s bailout talks.
Transatlantic flights from Cork finally get the go-ahead
US officials have granted a permit to Norwegian Air International after several delays.
The firm behind Dublin Bikes lost a chunk of cash last year
Advertising giant JCDecaux reported a loss of more than €364,000 in its Irish operation.
'When it’s your name over the door, you tend to take things personally'
This retailer reveals how eBay helped his Donegal department store cut its teeth in e-commerce.
Cristiano Ronaldo accused of using an Irish company to avoid Spanish tax
But a firm connected to the Real Madrid star claims it was the victim of a cyberattack.
Losses snowball at luxury Kilkenny retreat Mount Juliet
A plan to build more residential houses on the estate was recently shot down by Kilkenny councillors.
Grafton Street is going to become an even pricier place to set up shop
The street is already one of the world’s most expensive strips on which to rent.
Your crash course in... Why a crackdown on 'black money' has left Indians queuing for cash
A ban on 500 and 1,000 rupee notes has rocked the economy – but it might only be a short-term sting.
Mark Little is leaving Twitter Ireland - six months after taking over as its new boss
The former RTÉ journalist, who founded social media agency Storyful, decided against a move to the US.
One-third of UTV Ireland staff facing the axe in merger with TV3
Virgin Media became both stations’ parent company after a buyout in July.
Ryanair moves closer to becoming the 'Amazon of air travel' with package-holiday bookings
The low-cost carrier launched ‘Ryanair Holidays’ in Ireland, the UK and Germany.
Irish-founded tech startup Qstream raises $15m in a major funding round
The software company, co-founded by Dubliner Duncan Lennox, is set to expand rapidly in the US and Europe.
The med-tech firm that keeps 'superbugs' off your smartphone has bagged €1.5m
The investment round in Irish company Kastus was led by Atlantic Bridge.
Oil prices are climbing after major producers' first output cut in eight years
Opec members will reduce production amid a global glut of supply.
'We have to stay connected': Irish ex-Unilever boss pleads to avoid another Brexit
Niall FitzGerald says it’s worrying when people blame trade for being less well-off.
Rents for Dublin houses have fallen for the first time in three years
But the average cost nationwide now stands at €973 per month – up nearly 10% in a year.
Meet the Dublin jeweller who travels the world in search of flawless diamonds
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile John Brereton jewellers.
Chasing cross-border debts? Brexit means now is the time to act
Current EU rules make it easy to enforce judgments in the UK – but that could soon change.
The fiscal watchdog has warned of 'loss of momentum' in the economy
A new report said increased spending would have to be offset by raising taxes.