DataChemist wants to make sense of big-picture intelligence in the data analytics 'arms race'
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Dublin company.
A frequent objector irate about fast food's 'fat arses' is trying to block Supermac's new plaza
A separate appeal against a project linked to a Facebook- and Google-backed cable has fallen flat.
More money was put into female-led startups - but 'disappointing' details are hidden in the stats
TechIreland’s 2018 figures have led to a renewed push for more female investors at the table.
'If you're negotiating a deal, never show weakness - be strong and carry it through'
Pádraig McEneany of Celtic Pure talks about his hiring deal-breakers and being brave in business.
Thai food chain Camile is trialling its 'virtual' ramen bar in Ireland
The company’s Slammin’ Ramen concept was first tested in London.
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The Dublin event brings together leaders from startups, multinationals and innovative businesses.
UK fintech startup Soldo has secured an Irish e-money licence as a shield against Brexit
The approval makes Soldo only the third company to get the nod from the Central Bank.
Dublin Port says it's ploughing on with a plan to build temporary cruise ship facilities
The company is looking to attract more ‘turnaround business’ from vessels.
Health kit startup LetsGetChecked has opened a new production hub to ramp up its US business
The company is introducing more and more automation to streamline operations.
Burrito bar Boojum is fighting to keep a takeaway at one of its Dublin joints
Planners are investigating a complaint against the to-go offering at its Hanover Quay restaurant.
Poll: Should Ireland's defamation laws be reformed?
Businessman Denis O’Brien recently lost a case against the Sunday Business Post.
When a PR crisis emerges, it can be very hard to extract a dominant boss from their own mess.
How protein bars and healthy snacks have muscled their way onto sweet counters
Commentators have likened the sugary food and drink category to tobacco in the past.
Here are three ways to ensure Ireland adapts to its increasingly complex economy
Our business model is undergoing profound change.
Overcoming the 'trough of disillusionment': How VR and AR are finding their second wind
Irish companies are finding greater opportunities in education rather than consumer products.
Lidl paused plans for a controversial Kildare store - but it hasn't thrown in the towel yet
The second store in Naas received 40 objections and was refused for contravening town centre plans.
Galway's BIA Innovator Campus for food startups will open its doors in 2020
The State-supported project was first mooted two years ago.
Cork's HireHive is so committed to remote working its boss moved to Italy
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the recruitment software company.
Beauty chain Sisu fell foul of advertising rules for publishing a 'misleading' Instagram post
Pat Phelan’s cosmetic clinic company ‘strongly repudiated’ a complaint about a social media post.
KamaGames sought $25m with a crypto sale. Instead it spent hours giving customer support
The Dublin-based gaming firm ran a token sale last year – here’s what went wrong.