The EU has pledged its new rules will stamp out tax avoidance by big companies
But the plans are likely to get an unenthusiastic response from the Irish government.
The CEO of Irish Water's parent company is stepping down
Michael McNicholas will leave his job as head of Ervia next May.
House building in Ireland not expected to meet demand until at least 2020
It is thought that about 14,000 houses will be completed this year, roughly half the amount needed.
Last year was the 'turning point' when renewables toppled coal as the world's main power source
Costs are also expected to drop dramatically in the next 5 years as take-up increases.
Project managers PM Group are planning a massive graduate hiring drive as profits rise
The company now employs more than 2,000 people worldwide.
Twitter is expected to cut hundreds of jobs as it struggles to make money
The social networking site has put itself up for sale – but interest seems to have dried up.
Here's why Ireland is afraid of the EU's new corporate tax plans
The government is likely to object to the European Commission’s proposed rules.
Managing personal finances is a key life skill - but employees shouldn't have to do it on their own
Staff should have details of their benefits available at their fingertips.
Poll: Do you think working late is a sign of dedication - or bad timekeeping?
A longer workday could lead to a promotion – or burnout.
Dunnes leapfrogs Tesco to become Ireland's second largest supermarket
New stats show 22% of Irish grocery shoppers do their spending in Dunnes.
Is the AT&T-Time Warner deal a merger for a new media era - or a bad remake?
The companies have reached a near-€100 billion agreement.
Shift workers struggle with poor diets, a lack of sleep and higher smoking rates
The Safefood study also found younger employees are more likely to be overweight.
These are the top skills Irish employers are looking for in new recruits
LinkedIn has crunched the numbers on the skills successful jobseekers are most likely to have.
Meet the Irish startups that are disrupting the business of death
These companies are trying to shake up the lucrative but slow-moving funeral industry.
Irish banks are 'absolutely not prepared' for cyber attacks
Expert Paul Dwyer says some firms are letting inexperienced staff handle their security.
This Dublin fintech startup wants to make money as shareable as cat videos
Plynk is developing a chat app for sending funds – as well as messages.
The head of one of the world's biggest PR firms says being Irish 'is an enormous gift'
Dublin native John Saunders leads FleishmanHillard, which is in the middle of a global overhaul.
Irish drink manufacturers say minimum pricing is 'no silver bullet' for tackling alcohol misuse
A Scottish court’s ruling could smooth the way for similar measures in Ireland.
First-time buyers scheme to help push up house prices more than 5% next year
Property prices have already jumped by more than 7% in the year to the end of August.
Ex-telecoms worker drops High Court claim his employer 'tapped' his personal information
The Cubic Telecom employee said the data was stored on a company laptop.