Facebook is running out of places to show ads in people's news feeds
But video ads are still a major untapped resource for the social network.
The vast majority of Irish exporters say Brexit will have a negative impact on their business
A new survey shows that the referendum vote has already had an effect on business.
An Post should get access to people's data to crack down on TV licence evasion
The Audiovisual Federation says the share of people not paying the charge is ‘unacceptable’.
Permanent TSB has plenty of money for businesses – but it's being picky about who gets it
The bank has re-entered the market for SME lending, which is dominated by the three largest providers.
Inside the company that helped cement the harp as Ireland's national symbol
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile Arthur Tomkins.
The UK's economy isn't deflating yet, but the Central Bank still fears Brexit fallout for Ireland
Britain delivered surprising growth figures in the lead-up to the EU referendum.
With iPhone sales flagging, Apple's future lies in selling its services
The company’s hardware business is in decline across the board.
'Owning a gym is living the dream, but it's a tough physical job'
Sometimes you’re left with no option but to work through the pain in this industry.
A Dublin company is selling a massive tidal turbine to the Japanese government
The machine will be delivered by renewable energy firm OpenHydro.
Hailo to rebrand as Mytaxi in Ireland after takeover by Mercedes-Benz owner
Daimler is to acquire 60% of the London-based taxi app.
Bord na Móna has set aside millions of euro to shut power stations as it turns away from peat
Profits at the semi-state plunged after it wrote down the value of two Offaly plants.
More than half of Irish houses are bought with cash - and big international funds are cleaning up
Although the amount of houses changing hands has dropped, the number of cash buyers is way up.
Poll: Should we build an all-island motorway network?
Ibec argues the 25-year project is needed to wean Ireland off its Dublin-centric economy.
Why a phone company is paying $4.8bn for Yahoo's 'worthless' business
Verizon wants to get its hands on the internet pioneer’s billion-odd users and advertising technology.
Pyramid scheme fraudster Breifne O’Brien is bankrupt with €40m in debts
The former businessman is serving a seven-year jail term for running bogus property deals.
Nintendo has taken a dive after confirming Pokémon Go won't be its gold mine
The gaming company’s value doubled as investors got caught up in the hysteria around the title.
Unite and the Small Firms Association go head to head on the divisive issue.
A motorway spanning all of Ireland would cost every worker about €100 a year
Business group Ibec has put forward a plan for a major upgrade of the island’s road network.
A high-profile hotelier's firm made nothing from a Dublin apartment project after Nama forced sale
One of Jim McGettigan’s companies booked a €7.5 million loss last year after a major write-off.
'Trust is as important as ever, but it's now a product of digital technology more than faith'
Employers can find out virtually everything they need to know about a person with a few clicks.