Ireland's waste market is about to get smaller as Panda is cleared for Greenstar takeover
However parts of Greenstar’s business are expected to be sold to Greyhound.
Snapchat is buying a search engine startup - but it's not clear why
It appears the ephemeral messaging app wants to get its hands on Vurb’s staff.
A French pharma firm will shift its base to Ireland to trim its 'unsatisfactory' tax bill
Flamel Technologies said that it was previously paying an effective tax rate of 48%.
A court challenge looms as the government moves to ban cigarette vending machines
New legislation being drafted will see the machines banned in Ireland.
Google has launched a new video-chat app to take on Skype
The software giant will compete with similar services from all its major rivals.
Poll: Should businesses be made to disclose more financial details?
A new bill could see Irish unlimited companies forced to file public accounts.
A new fund could give farmers a chance to diversify their businesses
There’s €200,000 up for grabs for farmers looking to kickstart their bright idea.
Ireland's competition watchdog plans to crack down on the second-hand car industry
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission said that it received complaints about sales of crashed cars.
New EU rules look set to change how WhatsApp makes money from your data
Companies like Facebook and Microsoft are expected to operate under new confidentiality rules.
Courts should hand down tougher sentences for crimes against businesses, say company owners
The latest national survey finds a quarter of businesses were impacted by crime last year.
Despite millions put into the Wild Atlantic Way, it took a 767 to put this Sligo town on the map
But funeral director David McGowan isn’t stopping there with his plans for Enniscrone.
As farm incomes dwindle, getting farmers to embrace technology is a tough sell
Many agribusiness owners are more worried about learning to use smartphones than the latest gizmos.
Secretive Irish companies could soon find it harder to keep their finances private
A new bill will likely mean that many firms will have to disclose more financial information.
What The Donald's plan to slash US corporate taxes would mean for Ireland
The presidential candidate has proposed lowering the US rate to 15%.
'Dublin must get serious about competing with other big cities in Europe'
A German think-tank put the Irish capital low on the list of cities ready to soak up post-Brexit investment.
'I was stone broke. I sold my car and couldn't afford to fix the heating'
While liquidating his last business, this entrepreneur was also trying to launch a new startup.
The government will not be abolishing mandatory retirement ages
But it still wants more people to continue working past 65.
Microsoft has bought a startup that's putting a different spin on gaming as a spectator sport
The software giant is buying Beam, despite the company only launching in January.
An Bord Pleanála has approved Apple's €850 million Galway data centre
The huge installation was first announced in February 2015.
Profits soar at the travel operator owned by the businessman behind the Fitzwilliam Hotel
Irish Welcome Tours is owned by Michael Holland, who also runs the Four Star Pizza franchise.