Irish-founded unicorn Stripe has secured backing from a third major credit card provider
Stripe is expanding in the Asian market after receiving funding from a Japanese credit card provider.
Stripe is expanding in the Asian market after receiving funding from a Japanese credit card provider.
Stephen Donnelly has submitted a detailed proposal on how Ireland can stop vulture fund tax avoidance.
Firefly Space Systems, co-founded by Galway native PJ King, is trying to build cheap rockets.
'Since I run a business with my husband, it can be hard to switch off sometimes'
This couple turned their back on careers in advertising and finance for an ice cream startup.
New filings also show the O’Connell St building was revalued at €31 million just before it was sold.
The organisation currently spends around €400 million each year on digital infrastructure.
The study from Investec showed that the vast majority of large indigenous firms are based in the capital.
The British government wants to start the EU exit process within six months.
Companies need to look at the good business case for having more women in senior roles.
It was hoped that the project would see several companies locate at Marino Point in Cobh.
'The Budget is an exercise in wasted energy and perpetuating short-termism'
Don’t expect anything that helps build on a long-term vision for Ireland.
Satya Nadella was in the Irish capital to launch his company’s new playbook for cloud computing.
The reduced tax was introduced in 2011 in a bid to boost activity in the sector.
Some investors that backed Carrick Therapeutics were supported by the Irish state’s investment fund.
The sector is still growing, but at a slower pace.
The Netherlands’ largest lender plans to invest €800 million in the online banking market.
A lack of supply seems to be the main driver behind the increases.
Jerry Kennelly, who sold his stock images company for $135m in 2008, has put €30m into Tweak.com.
Conal Harvey, the driving force behind Titanic Belfast, explains how the project rejuvenated the city.
Social talent agencies are a big industry in the UK – and now Ireland is catching up.