Some enormous pharma companies aren't happy about a deal that could save taxpayers millions
It is expected that a new drugs pricing pact will save the state almost €200 million a year.
A huge £2 billion wind farm spearheaded by an Irish firm is hanging by a thread over bird concerns
The company behind the farm, which was to be built off the Scottish coast, has lost a crucial legal case.
A 'bottomless brunch' promotion is among three bar ads given a slap on the wrist
Alcohol Action Ireland complained about several campaigns for promoting unsafe drinking.
'I thought people wouldn't take me seriously because I was a nurse starting a business'
This entrepreneur left the career she knew behind to set up a new line of clothing to empower young girls.
Foreign companies dominate their Irish rivals when it comes to researching new products
Two-thirds of all expenditure on R&D in Ireland comes from multinational firms.
The government is considering lifting the minimum wage - by 10c
But the recommendation has already been dismissed as “out of touch” with the reality for businesses.
Startup investors are ready to splurge their cash around Europe once again
Funding dropped around the Brexit vote, but Dublin could soak up fintech funding once marked for the UK.
After years in the fast lane, Netflix has finally hit some speed bumps
User growth has slowed dramatically at the streaming giant – and it’s share price has taken a major hit.
Virgin Media is ditching Eir and BT sports from its line-up after failing to strike a deal
The move will mean the company’s subscribers won’t have access to certain major events.
A giant US advisory firm led by Alan Kelly's brother has snapped up a major Irish PR agency
Teneo has ties to some of the most powerful people in the world, such as former US president Bill Clinton.
Poll: Should the government bring in a 'help-to-buy' scheme for first home buyers?
House prices, particularly in Dublin, are out of reach for many would-be purchasers.
Leo Varadkar wants employers to help pay for all their workers' pensions
The minister also launched a series of proposals to simplify the pensions process.
The do's and don'ts of setting a mandatory retirement age for workers
Employers can have a number of legitimate reasons for fixing an upper age limit for their employees.
The weak pound post-Brexit has spurred Europe's biggest-ever tech takeover
Cambridge chip designer ARM is being snapped up by Japanese firm SoftBank in a £24 billion deal.
Even recruiters are scrambling for staff as a major agency plans to take on 150 people
Sigmar Recruitment says the expansion is due to a surge in demand from multinationals.
The Cork firm at the heart of an industry saving companies a fortune with their old IT gear
Wisetek is among the outfits trying to spare computer equipment from the scrapheap – or worse.
Kerry startup Mobacar looks to dominate car hire bookings after closing a major funding round
The company has raised several million euro to help commercialise its technology.
The trials of luring fast-growing firms to the 'slow-moving machine' of the Irish Stock Exchange
The local market has been taking firms back to school in a bid to get more listings.
These are some practical moves that could help fix our broken housing sector
Tapping into vacant holiday homes and office space is among the measures that should be looked at.
The IDA spent €1.4 million on a failed bid to force a Kildare farmer to sell his land
Thomas Reid went to the Supreme Court to block a compulsory purchase order over his family home.