‘I went to Irish Nationwide to get a cheque and the doors were locked. I should have trusted my gut’
This former developer learned some valuable lessons after both his property business and a US venture failed.
Golden Discs will set up shop in Tesco stores across Ireland
The retailer, which operates 14 of its own stores, will open concessions in 80 supermarkets.
Airbnb is going from home-sharing to booking your entire trip
The company has launched a service for arranging local activities and events.
Ireland had the third-biggest spike in job searches from the US after Trump's victory
The increase was greater in counties that voted for Clinton over the now president-elect.
Taxback wants to take its Irish partnership with Airbnb international
Founder Terry Clune also said he may spin off parts of the firm, which employs nearly 1,000.
Ryanair's marketing guru: 'Coming from England to visit your Irish granny is not tourism'
Kenny Jacobs accused the tourism sector of having a ‘very Anglo way of looking at things’.
Your crash course in... The factors that are shaping Ireland's sugar tax
The measure won’t be introduced until at least 2018, but here is what it looks like around the world.
Hungary is bringing in the EU's lowest corporate tax rate
The competition to attract multinationals’ investment keeps heating up.
Why big whiskey distillers are volunteering to teach new rivals the ropes
The industry has kicked off a mentoring programme – and the same approach could work anywhere.
CityJet pilots are going on strike starting next week
Union members are planning 13 strike days after a row with the Dublin airline over issues including pay.
Hostelworld's millionaire founder has poached talent from two hot Irish startups for his new idea
Ray Nolan’s e-commerce company XSellco has recently recruited senior staff from Boxever and Storyful.
Ireland is weighing into a row between Uber and a Spanish taxi company
The company’s flagship service is banned here – and the government wants to keep it that way.
Irish women with MBAs earn €33,500 less than men with the same qualifications
Overall the gender pay gap for women in the workforce stands at 20%.
The boardroom meeting as you know it is dying - and the table is getting the chop too
Dublin designer Darragh Breathnach has reimagined the age-old piece of office furniture.
'Facebook set up their first Irish office with us. We even started a restaurant for them'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile office rental company Glandore.
The IFA has a new boss and this time it's being very up-front about his salary
The move follows a pay scandal last year over former boss Pat Smith’s €500,000 salary package.
'This is the time of year when women effectively start working for free. That needs to change'
The gender pay gap in Ireland currently stands at around 14%.
Climbing rents push Grafton St up the list of the world's most expensive shopping strips
But space in Ireland’s premier retail zone is still a bargain compared to many international destinations.
Snapchat is set to go public with a value of up to $25 billion
The platform is used by over 100 million people a day.
Now it's the private sector: Unions demand 4% pay increase for all members
Pressure is mounting on the government to put an end to the existing public pay row.