An Irishman is about to launch a stock exchange-style market for cannabis in Chicago
UCD and MIT graduate Brian Liston is also setting up an Amazon-like portal that sells hemp.
What businesses can expect from the government's billion-euro Budget giveaway
There’s likely to be some good news in a little over a week – but not everyone will have their wishes granted.
Nine companies were paid more than €10m each for providing direct provision centres
Commercial businesses behind centres were paid over €250m between 2010 and 2015.
It looks like some Irish banks may have forgotten the lessons of the crash
One of the Central Bank’s directors is worried that Ireland’s lenders have short memories.
'We focused too much in Ireland so we're a year and a half behind where we could have been'
The founder of an app for political canvassers wishes he targeted America sooner.
Ireland spends four times the EU average on insurance premiums, but you probably don't
The figures are likely distorted by the large presence of multinationals here.
Creighton: Ireland isn't prepared to take advantage of companies leaving the UK
The former TD said financial services firms need to be able to relocate easily to Ireland.
This luxury hotel in Kildare delivered strong profits a year after emerging from examinership
The new owners of Killashee House Hotel and Spa saw a net profit of nearly €7 million in 2015.
Ireland's largest independent linen supplier, Celtic Linen, seeks court protection
The 90-year-old company employs 380 people in county Wexford.
Deliveroo needn't worry about Uber eating its lunch in Ireland any time soon
The ride-sharing app expanded its food-delivery service to four new cities today.
'The sector is in real crisis': The average childcare business is barely breaking even
Early Childhood Ireland found that Irish families are spending 35% of their yearly income on care.
Your crash course in... How a showdown in the skies could trigger a transatlantic trade war
The battle between Airbus and Boeing may set the stage for a full-on feud between Europe and the US.
Oil prices have surged after a shock deal to cut output
The low value of the commodity has pushed energy prices down worldwide.
Rock legends AC/DC helped the Aviva Stadium rack up multi-million euro profits
The venue played host to over a dozen events including several soccer and rugby matches.
Virgin Media's billionaire owner has snapped up another three Dublin hotels
John Malone again teamed up with the Lalco Hotel Group to buy significant properties in the capital.
Here's why your insurance premiums look set to rise more this year
Ireland’s leading motor insurers have laid bare the losses made by the industry in 2015.
'The business wasn't sustainable so we created hooks, like Santa, to bring people in'
As part of our How My Business Works series we profile Carlow furniture store and activity centre Rathwood.
Vodafone bull ad branded 'disgraceful' for making light of 'very dangerous animals'
The Advertising Standards Authority found the ad to be in breach of their guidelines.
What stepping into the mixed martial arts ring has taught me about business
You need to compete hard to succeed, no matter what the environment.
Irish firm pairs up with global giant GE to build wind farms in Vietnam
The deal between GE and Dublin-based Mainstream Renewables could be worth up to $1.5bn.