Irish graduates emigrating 'should be regarded as a good thing'
The new head of Trinity Business School says colleges also need to compete in the big ‘blue ocean’.
Tesco is discontinuing its 'Irish food' range in the UK
The company has featured the section in British stores since 2011.
Investors are about to get a big pot of cash from Europe to put into Irish startups
A new fund for business angels worth up to €20 million is expected be announced in the coming weeks.
Loans won't get cheaper until we get new banks in Ireland: SFA
The group’s chairman says more competition is the only thing that will drive down high interest rates.
Inside the huge Irish jobs website that's older than Google
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series we profile IrishJobs.ie.
Europe is only seeing the scraps of the billions investors are pumping into fintech
The UK dominates the local industry – although Irish startups have also been making their mark.
Netflix could be forced to broadcast and put money into European shows
The measures are part of an EU plan to overhaul the digital market.
Dublin is about to become a hub for the tech that underpins Bitcoin
Deloitte is opening a blockchain lab in the city for financial firms trying to come to grips with the technology.
Subsidies are still the only thing keeping many farms afloat
The average farm income was up last year – but nearly two-thirds of the money came from government sources.
Motor insurance giant AA is looking to sell its Irish division
There are reports that AA Ireland could be worth up to €160 million.
Why Ireland is awash with investment but startups still feel starved of funding
Those at the heart of the sector explain the problems early stage companies have finding backers.
Lynk is making its big global play - but you might not recognise it when it does
The taxi-booking app will go through a re-brand as it heads for the UK and US markets.
The DAA is cleaning up its debts ahead of work on Dublin's new runway
The airport authority is refinancing €550 million in bonds as it prepares for the project.
Budweiser won't be using Conor McGregor in its ads any time soon
The beer company fell foul of the advertising authority for its ‘dream big’ campaign.
Poll: Do you agree with JobBridge being scrapped?
The back-to-work scheme will be replaced – but not everyone thinks it was such a bad idea.
What new laws about revealing past convictions mean for employers
The rules surrounding spent convictions have been changed – here are the key points you need to know.
The smallest businesses are being left behind as the economy recovers
Those that are reliant on only the domestic market are lagging the most.
Inside the top-secret Irish project some of tech's biggest names are cooking up
Eamon Leonard’s team have been quietly building Cohort – with designs on taking down LinkedIn.
'I’d rather regret something I’d done than something I hadn’t'
Starting a new business is always a risk – but if you love your product it’s one worth taking.
Finance officials shot down tax plans to address 'critical' shortage of film studios
The idea was floated last year after calls for Ireland to double its studio capacity.