WhatsApp is growing its Irish team that engages with law enforcement
Analysts are responsible for checking requests made by authorities like An Garda Síochána.
The economic east-west divide is widening as the commercial property vacancy rate rises
The national figure edged up slightly to 13.3%, according to a new report.
As ad agencies jockey tech firms for staff, the industry is campaigning to fix its public image
Unable to compete on salaries, firms are focusing on providing workers with a higher ‘purpose’.
Your crash course in... what happens to the vital flow of data if there's a no-deal Brexit
As 31 October grows nearer, the fuel of the digital economy is up in the air.
Dublin hoteliers' sales took a hit during one of the summer's busiest months
Pundits say there is a silver lining on the horizon, though not everyone’s convinced yet.
This Canadian medical cannabis firm is using Dublin as a base to take on the European market
Satipharm is developing oil and capsule products for sale in Europe.
An Post is planning a promo blitz to give the main banks a run for their money
The postal service provider’s rebranded financial services unit forms part of a wider group rejig.
Paddy Power's parent has partnered with Major League Baseball as part of its US push
Flutter Entertainment, through American unit FanDuel, is hoping to get ahead of rivals in the budding market.
Circle is shutting its payments app in Ireland five years after its launch
The company announced the move as part of a wider effort to focus on new financial products.
'When you're away from your laptop you tend to become more creative'
Tools of the trade: Richard Murphy of Zevo Health talks handling stress and Bob Dylan’s sage advice.
With swelling competition, Deliveroo's new Irish boss is laying out an ambitious expansion strategy
Michael Healy is also calling for a change to self-employment laws that affect the company’s riders.
Poll: Should staff have the legal right to switch off from work emails?
The government is looking at whether a right to disconnect from work emails would function in Ireland.
How Votechnik is helping recyclers dispose of LCD products faster and safer
In our weekly Startup Scout series, Fora picks out promising companies that are emerging from Ireland.
How failing the Leaving Cert twice helped me establish a global PR company
Persistence following failure is crucial to success.
'The fundamentals have never changed': How travel agents are surviving the internet era
Despite the online competition, the traditional trade is still a multimillion-euro industry in Ireland.
What Obama can teach us about one of the most common and challenging interview questions
Like many communications problems, we can look to politics for a steer on how to prepare.
Lero is trying to re-shape how we think about software and its social impact
The Limerick-based research centre’s work touches on everything from digital health to driverless cars.
Meet the man taking up the reins at the Curragh Racecourse
Pat Keogh wants Kildare locals to see the venue ‘as their racecourse’ as it emerges from a turbulent period
A 'distortion' in tax law has cost Ireland valuable business from conferences
Venues are at a ‘competitive disadvantage’ due to VAT rules, according to the industry.
A multimillion-euro campaign has been rolled out to improve the perception of Irish cuisine
Fáilte Ireland will promote more than 600 food- and drink-related events through ‘Taste the Island’.