Your crash course in... Bond yields, or why Ireland can borrow money for next to nothing
These are the key points you need to know about bonds, coupons and the whole shebang.
In the cut-throat business of whiskey tourism, Jameson is spending big to get ahead
The Old Jameson Distillery is getting a €11 million revamp as it fends off newer rivals.
Finance says we don't want 'brass-plate operations' after a meat giant's no-tax move
Brazilian firm JBS’s plans to shift €30 billion in assets to Ireland have been branded “a complete joke”.
Dealz chain's owner has accepted a better takeover offer in a massive £610m sale
A South African retailer has upped its bid for Poundland, which owns around 50 stores in Ireland.
Snapchat has quickly disappeared its 'racist yellow face' filter
The company came under fire for mocking Asian users.
Developer Michael O'Flynn's rejected €75m housing plan has got a second chance
The south Dublin project was previously knocked back – but that decision has been overturned.
The head of this not-so-anonymous group will dig into his pocket to help startups get funding
Entrepreneurs Anonymous will give members a leg-up when looking for early stage finance.
'The first day staff in the warehouse use our voice software is always a disaster. They are terrified'
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series we profile logistics tech firm Heavey RF.
Star Wars has helped bring a surge of tourists to Ireland
‘Screen tourism’ is one of the factors behind a big increase in visitors.
Disney takes a billion-dollar bet on streaming
But films remain the standout performer the US media giant.
'I make YouTube videos for a living. My parents have a difficult time understanding what I do'
Sometimes this internet star finds it easier to just tell people she’s a teacher.
Dublin is officially Europe's fastest growing major airport
25 million people passed through the hub last year, putting it among Europe’s top tier.
The world's biggest meatpacker is moving to Ireland but don't expect it to pay much tax
Brazilian meat processor JBS is moving €30 billion in assets to Dublin, but will run the operation from the UK.
Big pharma companies are crying out for graduates who can talk to people
A new report says that biopharma firms are on the lookout for people with ‘soft skills’.
Poll: What effect has the plunge in the pound had for you?
Sterling has shed more than 10% of its value against the euro since the Brexit vote.
Builders refused work from Clerys' new owners due to 'deep unease' over workers' treatment
Lambstongue says if more construction firms followed its lead things ‘might change for the better’.
One of Facebook and Airbnb's early backers is putting its money into Limerick's Teckro
Despite being little more than a year old, the startup has already raised nearly $8 million from investors.
Unemployment benefits are top of the wish list for the self-employed
However, the head of ISME says the government needs to show some leadership on the issue.
After a decade of research, this spin-out company is about to build its world-first x-ray
NovaUCD-based SiriusXT has been working on a revolutionary €2 million-plus device.
Student accommodation giant Ziggurat wants to operate thousands more beds in Ireland
The UK firm plans to spend €400 million here amid a severe accommodation shortage.