Salesforce paid $750m for a 45-person startup because it wanted the company's CEO
Marc Benioff, who heads the business software giant, is a big fan of Google Maps creator Bret Taylor.
Irish exporters are in the midst of a 'full-blown currency crisis'
Ibec is calling for an urgent response from the government.
Poll: Are you worried about the health of Irish banks?
The results from last week’s stress tests painted a poor picture of Irish financial institutions.
After acquiring Yahoo, Verizon is about to splurge $2.4bn on Dublin-based Fleetmatics
The deal is expected to be completed before the end of the year.
China's ride-hailing war has come to an end as Uber waves a white flag
The ride-sharing company has merged with its main Chinese rival to form a $35 billion juggernaut.
One of Ireland's top manufacturers could shift business to the North if the UK rolls out tariffs
But Combilift chief Martin McVicar says Brexit is more of a ‘ripple rather than a disaster’.
'It's very difficult for traditional business to find funding because everyone is looking for apps'
Carlow’s CBL Equipment want to shake up the catering industry – where some products have barely changed in decades.
'The day-to-day reality of turning your interest into your job can make you disillusioned'
Many business people are passionate about what they do – but that alone isn’t enough to succeed.
More was spent on government office supplies last year than pursuing white-collar crime
The Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement only spent three-fifths of its annual budget.
Kid-safe marketing tech and life as a VC: What Dylan Collins has been up to
The gaming entrepreneur has developed the first child-friendly digital advertising platform.
AIB and Permanent TSB will have to fund a state campaign teaching people to switch banks
The two lenders will cough up €1.8 million for the programme as part of their bailout deals.
'Multinational companies won't have a problem investing in Cork instead of Dublin'
WIlliam Fry’s head of foreign investment says several Irish cities could benefit from Brexit.
'Basically, the Luas shut my restaurant. I was left with ever-dwindling cash supplies'
The man who championed Thai food in Ireland explains how he rebuilt after two closures.
Dublin-based energy supplier Vayu has been bought by a Spanish utility giant
The 13-year-old company commands one-fifth of the local gas market for larger businesses.
Facebook faces a multi-billion euro tax bill over its Irish operations
US officals are investigating how the social media giant has gone about shifting its assets here.
Amazon's soaring profits have made Jeff Bezos the world's third-richest man
The net worth of the e-commerce giant’s founder has hit a new high.
Google is losing billions on its 'moonshot factory'
It has been pumping billions into long bets – from self-driving cars to converting seawater into petrol.
The IMF thinks more taxes on Irish property could prevent another recession
It warned high commercial property prices risk a return to a “boom-bust” cycle.
Your crash course in... How banks have been shafting customers on tracker mortgages
AIB today apologised to customers for unfairly charging them more expensive variable rates.
The powerful Rockefeller fund is backing an Irish wind energy project in Africa
The organisation has taken a punt on a project headed up by Dublin-based Mainstream Renewables