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You may think your workplace is progressive - your employees may disagree

‘If we aren’t inclusive in how we recruit and promote people, we’re not tapping into the full talent pool’

A messy divorce from Europe aside, Britain remains a key market for financial technology startups.

'Mobile search is the key battleground'

Shane Lyons

Head of search strategy, Core

What are some of the key trends in search marketing to look out for this year?

From gyms to TV production companies: here’s what Irish firms are saying about the impact of Covid-19.

Dublin-based Luca Boschin and Alessandro Prest began working on AI before it was ‘sexy’.

‘Without RESS, we won’t hit our 2030 carbon targets,’ said one industry expert

The tech giant has completed a deal for the Queen’s spinout and is eyeing an expansion in Dublin

Capital concerns: Why some companies are looking beyond the Pale.

‘An electrical discharge that obliterates viruses’: Novaerus specialises in air-disinfecting devices.

In 2020, businesses see remote working as more than just a trend or a potential response to a crisis.

The combined company is expected to have annual revenues of €140m this year.

Tools of the Trade: Artzone’s Gillian Blaney Shorte on wake up calls and learning to lead.

In our weekly Startup Scout series, Fora picks out the most promising companies emerging from Ireland.

While there is no easy fix for those caught in a dysfunctional market, experts plot a way forward.

It is time to ‘accelerate’ as companies such as Kitman Labs and Output Sports secure new funding.

Amid major shifts in the energy market, Michael Phelan’s GridBeyond has spotted an opportunity.

ISIF shifted its investment strategy last year to target areas such as housing and climate change.

Managing communications and putting your people first is vital during a public health scare

Martyn Rosney

Director, Reputation Inc

As businesses worry about the potential spread of Covid-19, they need to have plans in place.

The company recently secured a further funding injection of €250k from Enterprise Ireland.

Is work-life balance achievable or does it add pressure?