'Restructuring last year was challenging. I don't like my staff to be stressed out'
Lorraine Heskin from Gourmet Food Parlour talks avocado toast, recession and keeping staff stress-free.
'A burden, outdated, absolute folly': Eir lashed out against a bid for it to maintain public payphones
The telco lodged a scornful submission as part of ComReg’s review of the service.
After a Middle East launch, Kastus aims to bring its bug-killing tech to shops and airports
The Dublin company just signed an agreement with an Oman-based ceramic tile maker.
Sligo is launching a stationless bike-sharing scheme in the city
After a pilot last year, officials say there is demand for pay-as-you-go cycling.
Poll: Do you think Brexit will happen at the end of March?
The day Britain leaves the EU could be pushed back if Theresa May can’t win approval for her deal.
Social media firm Reddit is opening its first office outside of the US in Dublin
The $3 billion company has begun recruiting for the EMEA base in the Irish capital.
Welcome to the 'experience economy': Why restaurants are moving into shopping centres
Outlets like Dundrum Town Centre and Liffey Valley are using food to drive footfall.
What Jeff Bezos can teach leaders about controlling a crisis like a pro
The Amazon CEO’s recent standoff with a salacious tabloid was a masterclass in ‘owning’ a narrative.
The casual contracts bill is just around the corner. Here's what employers need to know
The incoming law brings five key changes to how businesses use flexible staff.
Brussels has ordered online retailers to clean up 'irregularities' in how they display prices
But local retail representatives are confident the problem is not an ‘Irish issue’.
With its new studio, Republic of Work wants to pull down the technical barriers for podcasters
The co-working space will be running events and workshops to get more people into making shows.
WeBringg has changed its name and quietly downplayed its Amazon-style delivery model
The startup has re-branded as ‘WeDispatch’ to quell any confusion around its business.
Edtech startup Rahoo's mission in life is to bring teacher training into the digital age
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Clare company.
The 'cyclical nature' of venture capital saw deals in Ireland drop by a quarter in 2018
Over €730m worth of deals were made last year, down from nearly €1 billion.
A 'build it and they will come' mantra prompted more Germans to holiday in Ireland
There was a ‘substantial’ 20% increase in visitor numbers in 2018, Davy pundits noted.
'I wish I could operate in work with less sleep - the day isn't long enough'
Liam Murphy of professional services firm Wachsman talks about lack of sleep and learning from his employees.
Virgin Media's TV ad sales have taken a hit for two and a half years - thanks to Brexit
Looming uncertainty has made UK and Irish advertisers camera-shy, according to new documents.
Weight-loss tea maker Miss Fit has shut up shop weeks after a recall of 'misleading' products
The company’s CEO said the closure has nothing to do with a recent FSAI enforcement order.
Incoming rules will urge Ireland to screen foreign investment for possible security risks
The EU regulation is being passed among a climate of concern around Chinese influence.
An Post is planning to roll out Parcel Motel-style delivery lockers
The company is hoping to become the ‘e-commerce backbone of Ireland’.