With Brexit days away (maybe), Google officially moved online payment processing to Ireland
The transfer will ensure that Google Pay services will continue to ‘run smoothly’.
Poll: Were planners right to approve Johnny Ronan's Tara Street tower?
Some say it will attract further investment to inner Dublin. Others think it will ‘damage’ the city.
Dear commissioner... The secret letters revealing Ryanair's friction with EU bureaucrats
Unpublished correspondence shows that Michael O’Leary is just as amusing in private as he is in public.
How a renowned 'troubleshooter' held the secret to mastering tough meetings
Every manager should know about John Harvey-Jones’ ‘rule of three’ approach to confrontation.
How Cook Medical's new Irish manufacturing boss is navigating the evolving device landscape
The Limerick plant is leading the firm’s prep for the wave of new medical equipment regulations.
How pizza and complimentary texts can motivate staff more than money
A study at Intel reveals the ‘emotional journey’ of motivating employees.
AI startup Iconic is trying to improve translations of under-represented languages for EU bodies
The Dublin startup is part of a consortium that recently received €1.1 million in European Commission funding.
Eir's plan to turn a telephone exchange into a fancy office has been paused - for now
City planners pressed pause so the telco can provide extra information on the project.
TenderScout changed its name to Orbidal to make it more US-friendly
The company opted to drop the ‘tender’ terminology as it moves into new markets.
Fancy jacks and coffee called Rosa: Inside Maxol's big bet on food
The fuel reseller is planning big investments in tech, food and bathrooms.
Drugs don't always work for this common heart condition. AuriGen thinks it has the solution
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the medtech company.
Billion-dollar data firm Segment plans to triple its Irish workforce after a bumper funding round
The company raised $175 million from investors to finance its global expansion.
Startups champion Niamh Bushnell is leaving TechIreland to return to her 'first love'
She will be taking up a new role at voice tech startup SoapBox Labs.
Beauty chain Thérapie is plotting a £50m blitz on Britain's 'struggling' retail market
The Irish beauty chain is also expanding further into India.
After raising $250m, hospitality tech startup Toast is doubling its Dublin base
The company houses engineers in the capital and will be expanding its product range.
'I'd have Machiavelli on my board. He has got a lot of bad press, but he was a management genius'
Enda Corneille of Emirates Ireland also talks about the time his shoe fell apart after a job interview.
Ryanair asked the EU to use its 'influential voice' to pressure Paschal Donohoe in a tax law dispute
The airline had launched a High Court challenge relating to tax laws for Europe-based workers.
Food-pouch maker Foxpak is moving into trendy compostables as plastics 'come under fire'
The packaging company has pumped €3 million into a production plan in Louth.
With Dublin filling up, Kildare wants to be the Brexit stockpiling destination
The county is collating info on all the warehousing space available as the UK’s exit nears.
Poll: Should lawmakers ban e-scooters?
Dublin Chamber has called on officials to embrace the increasingly popular mode of transport.