'I love the chase and pitching to VCs, but I'm a coder and nerd at heart'
Barricade’s David Coallier says he’s looking forward to going back to his roots after his company was acquired.
A prestigious acting school is teaching business people how to give memorable 'performances'
The Lir at Work is using stage acting to teach executives to be better communicators.
Irish vape businesses step up lobbying as the spectre of an indoor e-cigarette ban looms
The World Health Organisation could call for tighter controls on the products after a conference next week.
Google routed nearly €23 billion in sales through Ireland last year
The company paid €48m in corporate tax after most of the money went to royalties and other costs.
The accounts of a Dubai firm linked to Arden Forestry have been frozen
The Irish-registered forestry investment firm is the subject of a garda investigation.
Falling sales of books, hardware and fuel are leading to a retail slowdown
New CSO data indicated the lowest annual volume of retail sales in almost three years.
'I almost had a panic attack on a flight to Dublin. I just knew I had to close my company'
This founder left a six-figure job to set up his startup but after he sacrificed so much he had to shut it down.
Giant cruise ships to dock at Dún Laoghaire after massive harbour plan gets go-ahead
But the company behind the project had campaigned for an even-larger berth.
People around the world see Dublin as 'financially stable' according to a global reputations tracker
The city inched into the top 20 in the annual ‘City RepTrak’ survey.
Sprite ad that said 'she's seen more ceilings than Michelangelo' ruled offensive
The ad campaign was featured on two Irish websites.
Your crash course in... How three people stand in the way of Apple's €850m Athenry investment
The tech giant has found itself bogged down in the planning process.
Ireland labelled 'worst in class' for renewables as hope fades for solar subsidy
A government minister has indicated that the solar industry may have to wait for state support.
Yelp's Dublin office is in the firing line as the site declares an international retreat
The company plans to cut 175 staff worldwide as it focuses on the US market.
Why Facebook video ads will be the social network's next big thing
The company has recorded huge increases in ad income – but it expects that growth to slow.
'Everyone needs a will - but for business owners it's absolutely crucial'
Without proper planning, a death can be financially catastrophic for a family company.
The Central Bank feared failings at Rush Credit Union could cause 'disorderly collapse'
The High Court has appointed joint provisional liquidators to the troubled credit union.
'Building something is the attraction. It's risky, but everyone likes a bit of risk'
As part of our How My Business Works series we profile Dublin technology company Cubic Telecom.
This serial entrepreneur has sold his latest Irish startup to a global security behemoth
David Coallier’s Barricade is being snapped up by UK firm Sophos.
A Dublin startup working on groundbreaking tech to stop the elderly falling nets €600k
Kinesis Health is developing products that can provide insights into how people move.
There's been a spike in UK firms ringing up Irish property agents since the Brexit vote
Companies based in the UK have been scoping out a possible move abroad.