Ireland's tax dealings with Apple are being talked about at the G20 summit in China
Jean-Claude Juncker has defended the decision after attacks from the US.
Despite signing million-euro deals, this Irish fintech startup is taking the cautious approach
Rental deposits company Deposify has sealed a contract that will see its service expand to the UK.
Cork Airport's boss plans to conquer Canada - once Norwegian Air finally gets off the ground
Niall MacCarthy says new routes have boosted the rebel region and he’s pushing for more.
Hype, product delays and a few broken promises – the highs and lows of crowdfunding
Being a success on platforms like Kickstarter often has little to do with how much money you raise.
The funding drought could be about to come to an end for young Irish companies
New IVCA chairman Michael Murphy says a host of new seed funds are about to be finalised.
'I was the poster boy for dot-com failure and found myself unemployed and unemployable'
For this founder, bouncing back from the tech crash came when he left for Japan.
Brown shoes and other fashion 'faux-pas' are stopping recruits getting banking jobs
One interviewee says he was rejected at an interview after being criticised for his loud tie.
A TV licence is now needed to watch the BBC's online player, but Ireland won't follow suit
Minister Denis Naughten wants to bring forward plans to crack down on licence fee evasion in autumn.
A Tallaght security-tech firm has been snapped up by a German industry giant
Access Control Technology is being acquired by Vanderbilt for an undisclosed sum.
A massive explosion today is a major setback for Elon Musk's SpaceX
The company has been targeting manned flights as early as next year.
Your crash course in... How a life-saving device turned into a PR nightmare for one pharma firm
Drugs manufacturer Mylan jabbed itself in the foot when it bumped up the price of the EpiPen.
Five years after selling his first startup, this founder could be about to cash in again
David Coallier has told clients that his cybersecurity firm, Barricade, is set to be acquired.
Jameson firms as a global favourite, but high taxes are dampening sales at home
The brand has been riding high worldwide with the resurgence in Irish whiskey.
'The Irish government has done absolutely nothing wrong' - Tim Cook
The Apple CEO came out swinging after the European Commission handed the company a €13 billion tax bill.
Employee numbers are swelling at Irish companies with VC money in their back pockets
Firms with venture capital are also shown to be outperforming small Irish businesses in terms of exports and R&D investment.
The consultancy firm that has the ear of Ireland's top politicians and sports stars
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile the Communications Clinic.
'You were encouraging tax avoidance and you knew it': Nobel economist weighs in on Apple case
Joseph Stiglitz says Ireland was showing ‘a lack of confidence’ in its ability to compete for jobs.
Fitbit opens its European HQ in Dublin as it hunts around the world for growth
The firm’s market value has slumped since it went public in the US last year.
The Irish hotels industry is booming, but it's Dublin that is really going through the roof
Regional hoteliers have been seeing a major pick up in the weddings market.
'It was an easy decision to set up my own business because I had no choice - I needed a job'
This founder started her first company in the depths of the recession out of necessity.