'There are definitely some very talented people in prison': Why firms hire ex-offenders
Employers share their experiences of recruiting people who have served time.
How to prepare for the digital economy's biggest shake-up in years
Here are key questions for businesses to ask ahead of an incoming EU directive on online payments.
'Out of our control': How cross-border companies are trying to prepare for a no-deal Brexit
Some businesses close to the border have already changed their supply base in recent months.
Medtech reps warn the industry is facing a 'cliff edge' with incoming EU rules
Critics say bottlenecks in compliance checks could lead to a shortfall in medical devices.
Meet the Fujitsu veteran taking the firm's Irish business deeper into the push for sustainability
Tony O’Malley discusses his time in the Defence Forces and leading a long-standing firm amid constant change.
A floating data centre in Limerick has been given clearance, ending a months-long dispute
A group that had opposed the project previously said it was incompatible with shipping in the port.
Challenger bank N26 was called out by the advertising watchdog for using the word 'bulls**t'
It told the ASAI the campaign referred to the ‘outdated’ banking system, not consumers.
Food delivery apps say vegan cuisine is soaring – but it's no spice bag
Deliveroo, Just Eat and others have recorded a spike in orders for plant-based takeaways.
Ireland is experiencing a mobile app developer drought
But data from jobs site Indeed suggests the gap is closing ‘over time’.
The Brexit blues have hammered Irish service providers' confidence
AIB’s latest index shows the sector is growing, but at a slower pace than previous years.
Flexibility, mentoring and equal pay: What women want in Irish workplaces
A quarter of women surveyed by Network Ireland said their male colleagues earn more in equivalent roles.
Retail reps have rubbished claims they're 'obliged' to clamp down on the misuse of e-scooters
Transport Minister Shane Ross said stores must inform consumers of the vehicles’ legal status.
Fintech giant Remitly has secured Irish approval to keep its services running post-Brexit
The company has been granted a payments licence and will be recruiting staff in Dublin.
'Always remember that you're not always right - there are two sides to everything'
Tim Casey of Innocent Drinks talks sustainability, communication and juice.
Poll: Do you think electric scooters are a suitable green alternative mode of transport?
Some question how environmentally friendly e-scooters really are.
Applaud wants to make gig bookings for musicians flow much easier
In our weekly Startup Scout series, Fora picks out promising companies that are emerging from Ireland.
Microbreweries have called for the extension of a 'life-or-death' tax relief
One beer maker said it could mean ‘the difference between having a craft brewing sector or not’.
A recent British case demonstrates that a new age of evidence may be available.
Winning the war for talent: how firms get the jump on hiring students as early as possible
With the new college year dawning, companies will be watching closely for the skills coming on track.
Crowning the 21st century customer - what Irish customers want and how to give it to them
Businesses should heed the late, great Feargal Quinn’s advice.