Cloud services firm Strencom has acquired Dublin security company Baker
The deal will help the company expand its cybersecurity services for customers.
Dublin Airport's owner is hiring a team of legal eagles to help with 'significant' cases
The three-year contract from DAA is estimated to be worth €5 million and covers ‘all aspects of work’.
Mobility startup Moby has secured a licence for stationless bike-sharing in Dublin
The company will launch its e-bikes in August and compete against Bleeperbike in the city.
'Figure out if there's a need very quickly. If there is, persevere endlessly and don't give up'
The CEO of Bamboo talks Christmas trees, long hours and milkshakes.
Yield Lab is bringing a fresh pot of venture capital to agtech startups
The Galway-based fund has raised €21 million so far to invest around Europe.
Poll: Are you concerned your working life could lead to burnout?
In a world of round-the-clock email notifications and blurred office hours, risk of burnout is increasing.
Moby is building personal transport products for the next phase of electric micro-mobility
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the transportation company.
How do you prepare for a media storm?
Burnout is now officially an 'occupational phenomenon', here's how Ireland is coping
Some of Ireland’s top recruitment specialists give their insights into “burnout”.
Sometimes, 60-hour work weeks are inevitable. Most of the time, however, they aren’t
Such long weeks creates a bad corporate culture and can undermine your leadership abilities.
How Inglot's Jane Swarbrigg manages the 'ever-changing' face of the make-up industry
Jane Swarbrigg on how her company is thriving in an ultra-competitive market.
Is the early promise that blockchain will change the world getting closer, or is it a dream?
With the tech now a decade old, blockchain adoption is on the up after a volatile infancy.
Two Irish companies have filed a slew of patent lawsuits against several US tech giants
Data Scape and Neodron are seeking damages from Amazon, Microsoft and others.
Your crash course in... the circular economy
A breakdown of the opportunities and challenges for businesses heading towards the circular economy.
The Central Bank hopes a new outdoor artwork will make its HQ 'more social and transparent'
Acclaimed artist Eva Rothschild was commissioned to create a sculpture for the office.
Meet the Frenchman who's helping WeWork take on the Irish office scene
Mathieu Proust, the boss of WeWork in Britain and Ireland, on building a community in Dublin
Google is being flooded with staff mail deliveries so it's planning its own DHL-style collection hub
The tech giant said it receives hundreds of thousands of items each year.
Sonia Deasy: 'Ireland is not known for cosmetics - but I think we have a good chance'
The woman behind Pestle & Mortar talks about her international expansion plans.
Businesses hit a target for dropping dependency on UK exports two years ahead of schedule
Enterprise Ireland originally set the goal for 2020.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise spin-out DXC is cutting jobs in Ireland as part of a global shift
The company has opened a voluntary redundancy programme in its Irish and UK operations.