Ireland's largest Gibraltar-based insurer is pulling out of the motor market
One of Zenith Insurance’s local underwriting agents said high claims were behind the withdrawal.
Scrapping the USC could force a 600% increase in property tax
Increases in excise on petrol, diesel and alcohol have also been flagged to make up the shortfall.
Europe accused of 'undermining the global tax system' as Apple faces billions in Irish back-taxes
The transatlantic dogfight over multinationals’ profit-shifting continues to heat up.
Better share-based rewards for staff could be on the way - here's what you need to know
Ireland’s system for employee share incentives is in need of an overhaul.
In their quests for cheaper parts, plane and car makers are warming to 3D printing
Boeing has described the technology as a ‘game-changer’.
From patching up wounds during the LA riots to bringing cutting-edge healthcare to Donegal
As part of our How My Business Works series we talk to the head of private healthcare firm Affidea Ireland.
Why taking a 'minimalist' approach to new lobbying rules is a mistake for Irish firms
The Lobbying Act is about more than just compliance – it’s about communications and reputation.
A mechanic wrongly accused of being a thief has been awarded €22,000
A tribunal heard the man in question felt forced to quit his job due to the incident.
'I thought it'd be great to be in Dublin, but there's a lot of noise. Everyone's selling something'
Setting up in Waterford proved to be the right approach for this startup founder.
Liffey Valley gets the go-ahead to expand - but parking could be a problem
The shopping centre will now have over 60,000 sq m of retail and leisure space.
A Dublin hair salon has been ordered to pay €10,000 for dismissing a pregnant worker
The outlet told the woman she could come back after the baby and ‘they’d see what they could do’.
Terrorism and Brexit are taking their toll on Irish booking giant Hostelworld
The spate of attacks in Europe have put a dampener on the tourism industry.
Dublin is in a 'global race for investment' and taller buildings could be the answer
Ireland’s largest business group has suggested the Irish capital needs to embrace more high-rise developments.
Beer makers want the government to sort out the 'regressive' excise duty
Production is up, but thirst for a cold one has dropped again.
Dublin's sky-high hotel prices keep soaring, putting pressure on the industry's special tax rate
Occupancy in the capital’s hotel sector is among the highest in Europe.
Poll: How often do you buy a newspaper?
The industry has been in terminal decline since 2007.
'People are holding onto land with no intention of developing it and just hoping for the best'
The Small Firms Association wants the government to bring in a scheme to encourage landowners to sell up.
'We have more in common with the British than the Germans. We should absolutely leave the EU'
But any Brexit deal the UK negotiates should be extended to Ireland.
A US pharma giant accused of gouging patients for drugs paid no tax on billion-euro Irish profits
Gilead Sciences is the firm behind one of the world’s leading hepatitis C treatments.
Why the head of the Guinness Storehouse tracks all his TripAdvisor reviews - even the terrible ones
Paul Carty, who runs Ireland’s biggest tourist attraction, says the days of just following guidebooks are over.