'I sold my business for €6m. To get the best deal, you can't be afraid to walk away'
After selling her 12-year-old business, Nikki Evans shares what she learned from the process.
Aer Lingus's new look took 26 focus groups, 50 shamrocks and 'less than €2m' to complete
The airline hopes to apply the last lick of paint by 2021.
Galway's CorribPoint is helping credit unions avoid money-laundering scandals
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the fintech company.
Autodesk shifted its EMEA base from Switzerland to Ireland because it needed better talent
The design software company said that ‘financial advantages aren’t enough’ anymore.
Festive spending took a hit and retailers have pointed the finger at... Black Friday again
New figures from Visa show overall spending by consumers fell last month.
New figures show a drop-off in the value of publicity for Irish hospitality in British media
The value of coverage generated by tourism officials has declined in recent years.
'When I was younger, I tried to take the easy way out of things in life'
Emma Devlin of Rascals Brewing Company talks about the ‘wow factor’ and balancing passion with planning.
Iconic Offices finds the Irish market 'challenging' – and is plotting its overseas debut soon
The flexible office space provider is eyeing up more locations after launching its biggest office to date.
'It doesn't do complexity': Ryanair has closed its package-holiday business after two years
The airline previously claimed Ryanair Holidays was a ‘significant step’ in its transformation.
Ireland's biggest business group says high-profile planning issues are spooking foreign investment
A new Ibec report has suggested a number of ways to streamline development in the country.
Over two years after a Brexit scare, forklift maker Combilift is forecasting double-digit UK growth
The Monaghan giant previously said duties could prompt it to move manufacturing to the North.
Irish-founded media firm Storyful has shut its Hong Kong office as it lays off staff
The closure is reportedly a cost-cutting measure for the loss-making company.
Poll: Would you pay to listen to a motivational speaker?
Lots of people are willing to fork out hundreds of euro to learn how to sell a pen.
In its second act, rebooted food-waste startup Obeo is ready to take on new markets
The company almost went under last year but returned as an online-only business.
Why managers should drop the macho attitude and make work a 'psychologically safe' place
Unhealthy pressure leads to low levels of trust and poor performances.
Medtech firms have a year to prepare for new EU rules but the inspectors aren't ready
Manufacturers are concerned that authorities aren’t fully prepared to meet demand.
How I would fix the doomed rural broadband plan if I were the communications minister
The long-delayed project is just never going to work in its current format.
A threat to 350 jobs and 'unconstitutional' – here's Viagogo's legal memo to the State about tout laws
The government is seeking legal advice on issues raised by the ticket resale website.
'The stench of GamerCon harmed us. We still get complaints about it and we weren't even involved'
Karl Walsh talks about his route from the gardaí to running Dublin Comic Con.
Tayto Park wants humanoid robots to make the queue at its water ride more entertaining
At peak times, customers have to wait up to two hours to get on the Viking Voyage attraction.