The growing fast-food empire eyeing up nationwide dominance and a UK invasion
Chopped expects to open one store a month until the end of the year.
'I've had a few ideas for startups, from white-collar MMA to game-based business software'
There is no best idea for a new company – the key is what you can make happen.
Tayto Park's Ray Coyle sank €10m of his own cash into its massive roller coaster
The Meath entrepreneur’s investment firm bankrolled most of the Cú Chulainn Coaster’s construction.
Recruiters are selling a post-recession Ireland to expats, but it's not quite a jobs nirvana
While there are big vacancies in some sectors, emigrants need to be realistic about what they’re returning to.
Spare me the entrepreneurial clichés and motivational quotes - I prefer a dose of reality
Some young businesspeople embrace the title of ‘entrepreneur’, but it’s not for everyone.
Facebook Ireland is beefing up its board ahead of a European data protection showdown
The company’s top privacy lawyer will become one of the company’s three local directors.
'The first two years felt exhausting. I had to learn to step back and see the bigger picture'
A lack of money forced The Cake Café’s Michelle Darmody to plan differently – but she turned that into a strength.
Cheaper money is on the way for small businesses that are struggling for cash
Government-backed lender Microfinance Ireland has cut its interest rates.
Ireland's top universities are getting together for a €60m startup fund
Trinity and UCD are both investing in Atlantic Bridge’s new pool for college spin-out companies.
Why a small town in Mayo is the perfect test bed for cutting-edge technology
Crossmolina is the guinea pig for what could become a nationwide energy-efficiency plan.
Your crash course in... What Brexit jitters are doing to the pound - and how it affects us
These are the key points you need to know about what the approach vote is doing to sterling.
A Cork biotech firm has raised $2m for a revolutionary test to cut deaths during pregnancy
Metabolomic Diagnostics has an early screening system to detect those at risk of pre-eclampsia.
The head of Twitter's Irish operations is jumping ship to be a venture capitalist
Stephen McIntyre will join Frontline Ventures after nearly five years at the social network.
Bad internet coverage is stopping many smaller firms from getting online
Having no web presence today is a bit like being out of the phone book last century.
The unlikely connection between a snooker champion and an app putting sounds to emojis
Former world champion Ken Doherty is among the investors who put nearly €500,000 into Emojitones.
The company trying to change how you think about owning a car
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile GoCar.
Dublin is facing a hotel-room shortage that could stifle its growth as a tourist hub
Rates are expected to go up faster than anywhere in Europe due to the lack of space.
Why increasing the minimum wage won't lift most households out of poverty
New research has found that most low-paid workers actually live in homes with above-average incomes.
Employers haven't been this bullish about recruiting new staff since before the recession
A new survey of hiring plans showed every sector had a positive outlook.
The consumer watchdog is worried this 'online gold market' is really a pyramid scheme
The Irish authority says those who invest can expect to lose all their money.