Travel tech startup TrustaBit is planning to move from California to Clare
The young firm has completed the Propeller Shannon programme and signed a major partnership deal.
After a £14 million funding round, fintech outfit Modulr is using Dublin as a European launchpad
The company wants to bring ‘fast payments’ to Europe from Dublin.
HubSpot has hit a signage snag at its new Dublin docklands office
The US giant hopes to emblazon the 112,000 sq ft unit with four signs, including a ‘logo sculpture’.
'The mistakes I've made are when I follow my head, not my heart'
The director and co-founder of Blackwater Distillery talks mandolins, Brexit and procrastination.
Facebook is using VR Education's moon-landing experience as a launch title for the Oculus Quest
The Apollo 11 VR application allows users to recreate the moon-landing.
Sligo medtech company Arrotek Medical has been snapped up by US outfit Galt
The deal will help the Irish company to expand globally.
Deeptech Seed Fund is preparing to go live with its first startup deal
It has ‘access to north of a $100 million’ to back European deep-tech startups.
Poll: Would you stop using a service that has undergone a major data breach?
The value of cybercrime damage is expected to hit €4.85 trillion annually according to recent figures.
One of Ireland's oldest paint companies has launched a design collection in the US
General Paints invested €1 million into its new Curator premium designer paint collection.
Labs have a lot of information to manage - PlanDomino thinks it has the answer
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Galway company.
Bee-health startup ApisProtect is partnering with a satellite telco giant to go global
The company is working with British business Inmarsat to scale its hive-monitoring system.
Ireland's tax system needs to support entrepreneurs and family businesses - here's how
It’s more important than ever that there is a vibrant home grown Irish business environment.
Specialty coffee culture is booming in Ireland as the country catches on to a quality cup of joe
A new report cites the influx of tech workers as helping to drive up demand.
You need to tackle your unconscious bias before it ruins your company
We all have deeply ingrained subtle biases. It often can’t be avoided, but it can be managed.
Building testing firm BET has been scooped up by a UK backer to help it go international
The company has carried out compliance checks on Apple’s Cork headquarters.
Europe's gym economy is thriving. Here's how Ireland's is shaping up
The industry here is still largely made up of old-school leisure centres.
Dairy brand Glenilen Farm thinks there's still 'a lot of ground to conquer' in Brexit Britain
The market currently accounts for quarter of the Cork firm’s annual sales.
Sprout Social is hoping Dublin's housing shortage will ease as it announces 60 new jobs
The US company is the latest to expand in Ireland amid a flurry of job announcements.
Influencers offer companies valuable content - but tracking what it's worth is proving difficult
Businesses are trying to understand the value of the growing trend of influencer marketing
Half of Ireland's smoothie bars shut in the last five years - but sales are strong for those still standing
New figures show that there are 80 fewer juice and smoothie bars in Ireland since 2013.