This company wants to change the entire fashion industry - by leasing people their jeans
The Dutch founder of Mud Jeans says cheap, mass-produced clothes mean ‘somebody has been hurt’.
Ping-pong tables are great - but there are much better ways to lure sought-after tech staff
Employees prefer tangible benefits that improve their work-life balance.
After ditching the market, small-time investors are snapping up Dublin homes in force again
But experts are divided on the effect it’s having on the housing sector.
Larry Goodman's meat processing firm has got the green light to buy half a major rival
The IFA condemned the European Commission’s ruling on the merger, which it said would hurt farmers.
'I gave a developer €20,000 of my savings and didn't get a line of workable code. It was a disaster'
This entrepreneur learned that it’s important to pick your battles when launching a business.
'Don't believe the Brexit hype - Irish companies should keep focused on UK trading'
That’s according to respected businessmen Niall FitzGerald, the former head of multinational Unilever.
The pound has hit a new 31-year low as traders warn 'we haven't seen the bottom yet'
The flash crash was apparently fueled by the French president demanding tough Brexit negotiations.
Snapchat has a $25 billion IPO in the pipeline
The message-sharing app could go public as early as March in the biggest US listing since 2014.
Ireland risks being knocked off its perch as a European leader in wind energy
The head of WindEurope said conditions are not ideal in Ireland for investment in the sector.
No matter how qualified they are, people with conditions like epilepsy can face hurdles when job-hunting.
AIB is laying off around 150 people as the bank continues its cost-cutting drive
The state-owned lender reported pre-tax profits of around €1 billion for the first half of 2016.
Your crash course in... How a troubled German bank could become the next Lehman Brothers
Deutsche Bank’s share price hit a record low after it was slapped with a multimillion-dollar fine.
These are the Budget steps that would help Irish companies compete in the war for talent
More can be done to attract skilled foreign staff and retain the best native workers in the country.
Dublin's central business district is about to get a major upgrade
It is thought that 2,000 construction jobs will be created throughout the project.
UCD is spending €65m in a bid to become a top-shelf business school
The college wants to be ranked among the top-50 worldwide.
Twitter's value plunges after reports that Google won't bother placing a bid
The micro-blogging site was tipped to start accepting offers for new owners this week.
This group for angel investors is going on an Irish road trip to recruit 'new blood' for its network
HBAN is looking to raise €6 million during the 48-hour drive.
New insurance guidelines are a 'missed opportunity' to address soaring premiums
Some groups have already criticised the new ‘Book of Quantum’, which guides injuries payouts.
'After being refused social welfare I started laughing. I was in the gutter. The only way was up'
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile the business behind the One4all gift voucher.
Despite rising profits, the record label behind some of Ireland's top musicians still fears pirates
Revenues were up at Universal Music Ireland last year, but CD sales continue to fall.