Ireland's largest crowd lender thinks we need to follow the UK's crowdfunding playbook
The company’s new CEO says the sector needs regulation in the Republic.
Lawsuits abound in the Land of the Free.
How two Irish mates are taking on the global might of the Comic Con empire
Dublin Comic Con has been locked in competition with its MCM counterpart for the last three years.
'We weathered the carnage of the dot-com crash and it made us more chastened in our approach'
The last great tech crash taught this security firm valuable lessons about having a sustainable business.
Deliveroo has raised $275 million to fight off its greatest threat to date: Uber
The funding will be pumped into creating delivery-only kitchens for restaurants worldwide.
Dublin has become one of the world’s most expensive cities but is still ‘good value’
Property group Savills put housing and office expenses in the capital at less than half those for London.
Amazon has grown so huge it's launching its own 'Prime Air' planes
The e-commerce giant is planning a fleet of 40 aircraft to distribute its goods.
Your crash course in... How the Bank of England's stimulus package could hurt Ireland
Here’s the lowdown on the UK’s interest rates cuts and other measures.
Tesla wants to build a fully automated 'alien dreadnaught' factory
Elon Musk says the company was in “production hell” for the first half of the year.
What bosses can learn from a worker's unfair dismissal over his Facebook posts
The case stemmed from ‘derogatory’ comments about a manager on the social network.
Nike is giving up on golf gear to sell more shoes and clothes
The announcement leaves deals with high-profile players like Rory McIlroy in limbo.
Lidl to hire 600 new Irish staff as supermarket wars ramp up
The German discount chain expects to take on the new staff over the next 24 months.
Ireland's researchers are punching above their weight despite 'below-average investment'
Science Foundation Ireland is training people for industry – not to be “the next professors”.
'I was with the Irish army in Lebanon, but setting up a drone business is the hardest thing I've done'
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series we profile Green Aviation.
Ireland's only oil refinery, Whitegate in Cork, is to be sold to a Canadian giant
Canada’s Irving Oil is to buy the facility, sold by the government for €100m, for an undisclosed amount.
Hand-ups vs handouts: What needs to change to make Ireland the best small country for startups
The current system puts entrepreneurs in a protective bubble – instead of helping them reach their potential.
Irish food company Redbrook has been snapped up by an Israeli firm for €40m
The Dublin-based firm employs 39 people and has been in business for nearly 30 years.
Bitcoin plunges as $65m of the currency disappears in a major hack
The volatile cryptocurrency lost more than 20% of its value after the breach.
Dublin could overtake London as the most attractive financial centre in Europe
A report carried from PwC predicts Brexit could have a major impact on the English capital.
'I thought I wasn't up to it. I was fresh out of college and I'm not a big fashionista'
But the chance to build her own clothing business was too good for this young entrepreneur to pass up.