Skilled Irish professionals can now 'pick and choose' work and push for higher salaries
A new study from recruitment company Hays found many employers are finding it hard to find good staff.
Permanent TSB's ex-boss sues for €850,000 over his 'humiliating' departure
David Guinane was head of the lender until it was restructured with the government bailout.
'Tourist bodies don't want us to be seen as a leprechaun country. I found that interesting'
After a decade making furniture, this designer found his next calling was opening a museum.
After an unusually public boardroom spat, INM still needs to find a home for its cash
The publisher’s chief and chairman reportedly disagreed over the price they should pay for Newstalk.
A €70m fund has been launched for SMEs to lease specialist gear and vehicles
State-backed financier SBCI has partnered with Fexco to offer the multimillion-euro package.
Cork-based Voxpro to employ 2,000 in Ireland after another huge hiring drive
The call-centre firm plans to recruit another 400 people, while LinkedIn is hiring 200 staff in Dublin.
A Permanent TSB offshoot has been fined €4.5m for 'serious failings' on tracker mortgages
The lender overcharged hundreds of customers as much as €68,000 on their accounts.
Ireland backs EU proposal to stop companies gouging shoppers based on location
Geo-blocking allows websites to charge different prices based on a consumer’s country.
Paddy Power, Topaz and others stung for sending spam emails and texts
The companies have been ordered to pay prosecution costs and donate varying sums to charity.
Poll: Should bloggers and 'influencers' disclose freebies they get from brands?
A peak PR body is concerned about how gifts and payments are handled by ‘passionate amateurs’.
'The numbers speak for themselves' - Shane Ross insists he is not failing on tourism
The TD has come under fire from hospitality bigwigs for not being proactive enough in his portfolio.
Ireland is about to have its busiest-ever day for online shopping
Spending by Irish consumers on Cyber Monday is expected to hit €53 million this year.
The man who brought online ticketing to Ireland says today's founders give up too soon
But Tommy Higgins thinks entrepreneurs should pass on their knowledge to the next generation.
Inside an airline's business-class kitchen - the 'hidden' food industry
United chef Gerry McLoughlin talks about the oddities of serving fancy meals at 35,000ft.
Ireland's peak PR body wants to weed out rogue 'influencers' from innocent bloggers
The PRII will host a round table with bloggers to create clear guidelines on disclosing payments.
The head of CityJet thinks the airline had 'a disease' - and he's the cure
Pat Byrne is aiming for a major expansion of the Irish carrier through ‘wet leasing’ deals.
Why the Burning Man festival turned its back on profits in a bid to 'go beyond death'
The head of the multimillion-dollar Nevada event talks about giving up its commercial status.
'I'd won entrepreneur of the year, but my friend said we should be doing much better'
Mark Roden said his company, Dublin-based Ding, is aiming to grow to 10 times its current size.
The Central Bank's governor is 'open' to regulating crowdfunding
Philip Lane said any significant new technology will require consumer and investor protection rules.
'I got very little from school – the best lesson I ever learned was from selling piglets'
This businessman went from livestock, to shrubs, painting and then coal – and wound up making sheds.