There are plenty of perks you can provide staff without the taxman getting involved.
How Pure Telecom plans to become a €20 million business this year
Paul Connell says utilities often carry a bad reputation – but he’s trying to change that.
Irish Water is easily the country's least reputable brand
The unloved semi-state ranks below Eir and the banks when it comes to trust.
Ireland and the EU are backing a massive €230m expansion at DCU
The money is being used for a massive development of the university’s campus.
A new €50m state-supported fund will put money into tractors
First Citizen Finance is offering loans to agribusinesses.
'We could sell this company any day we wanted, but we've no intention of doing that'
Galway’s Aerogen is plotting a path to being a €100 million-a-year company.
An Post's incoming chairman says its mail business is becoming 'unsustainable'
Dermot Divilly thinks there needs to be a ‘a radical rethink’ of the organisation’s model.
Your crash course in... The Luas pay dispute
All you need to know about the ongoing talks between Transdev and Siptu.
Intel has confirmed it will be cutting jobs in Ireland
The company is downsizing as it moves away from making hardware and towards cloud computing.
Mark Zuckerberg is strengthening his stranglehold on Facebook
The social network says it’s not a traditional model – but it isn’t a traditional company.
CurrencyFair wants to help Irish companies 'take over the world'
Businesses could be held back from expanding because of high foreign-exchange fees, the company says.
Revenue has clawed back millions from people hiding money in offshore accounts
The organisation is also keeping an eye on developments stemming from the Panama Papers.
It’s a woman's world - the man trying to crack the Irish beauty industry
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile cosmetics brand Flormar Ireland.
People are still hoarding hundreds of millions in Irish punts
Irish pounds valued at €1.4 million were exchanged during 2015.
The government is worried that if the tech bubble pops our economy could go too
But it remains upbeat on the country’s financial prospects in its latest update for the EU.
New research could lengthen the shelf life of everyday food
Some €1.7 million is being pumped into software to monitor bacteria in food production.
The long-awaited National Broadband Plan has been pushed back again
It could now be 2022 before every home in Ireland has access to high-speed internet.
The deals that caused Clerys' closure 'should be illegal'
But a government report has stopped short of calling for any changes to company law.
'Payroll is a necessary function of every business. It’s imperative to get your system right'
Staff need to be paid in full and on time. Here’s how you ensure that happens without any headaches.
Oscar-nominated Brown Bag Films nets €200k for new kids' series
The Irish Film Board is backing the programme.