'The bigger you get, the smaller problems turn into bigger problems a lot quicker'
The CEO of Wisetek talks about data, lawn bowls and why recycling e-waste is the next big thing.
'There's a market for it': Aviation pundits approve of Aer Lingus's move towards 'premium' fares
The IAG-owned airline will launch AerSpace on a selection of routes in September.
Poll: Would you consider going electric with your next car?
Despite a recent increase in sales, electric cars still only make up a small percentage overall.
Anyexcuse wants to make it easier for bars and brands to manage their promotions
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Dublin company.
Irish-based companies will have to submit information on their beneficial owners to a central register
Rising interest rates will pose a challenge for millennials that they have not encountered before.
Why Woebot wants to create a better mental health app
The startup is building out a small engineering office in Dublin.
Networking is a career imperative in a time when we’re disconnecting from each other more and more.
'I've never experienced so much stress in a workplace. I've never cried so much on the job'
Theranos whistleblower Erika Cheung hopes the startup’s downfall serves as a cautionary tale.
Limerick's floating data centre is facing a delay on the back of appeals to planning permission
The project was granted planning permission in April.
'I distill things to vintage values. If you can keep your grandmother happy, you're onto a winner'
Coffeeangel founder Karl Purdy reflects on 15 years in business – and gazes into the crystal ball.
Fenergo is deploying a blockchain network in Bahrain to help banks with verification tasks
The Dublin company has designed the platform for an alliance of banks in the Kingdom.
Dublin fintech outfit Rockall has been snapped by US firm Broadridge
The Irish company’s software platforms are used for managing loans and collateral.
Tourism reps say the State overlooks the sector when it comes to wooing foreign investors
The Irish Tourism Industry Confederation suggested the government takes the sector for granted.
Beauty company Lush is taking a 'long-term view' with the living wage - despite a profit dip
The cosmetics company began paying the living wage to staff in 2017.
Grocery delivery startup Buymie has secured a fresh investment of €525k from investors
The Dublin outfit said the funding will support further expansion and tech development.
Medical services giant Affidea is opening its fourth walk-in clinic in Kildare
The new ExpressCare location in Naas forms part of an ongoing €25 million investment plan.
'I think the biggest mistake is looking back and beating yourself up about it'
The CEO of Offbeat Donuts talks trying not to dwell on the past and coming up with way to excite customers.
Poll: Would you take a flight on the grounded Boeing aircraft after it resumes service?
The uncertainty surrounding the aircraft has cost Boeing $1 billion.
Wedding planning giant The Knot is expanding with a new Galway office and 100 jobs
The company is one of the biggest wedding planning providers in the world