Why bigger brands shouldn't feel threatened by Instagram-savvy challengers
Here’s how Goliaths can take on the Davids of this world.
Why Equine MediRecord is adamant it won't take investment from its customers
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the animal health tech company.
Whiskey is booming, but exporters have been warned of an 'over-dependence' on US sales
A new report suggests cannabis could upset the drinks market in the coming years.
'We've quite a bit of ambition left': IT giant Ergo is aiming to hit €100m in sales next year
Chief executive John Purdy says the business is eyeing up more acquisitions.
'When you start your own business it's not always 9 to 5, sometimes it's more like 24/7'
Pinergy’s Enda Gunnell talks about the challenges of starting a business and doing stock takes on a farm.
Enterprise Ireland has urged firms to adopt a 'no regrets' policy to Brexit
The agency is expanding offices around the world to diversify Irish companies’ market reach.
Aer Lingus was told to pay thousands to workers 'in limbo' after a restructuring of its food unit
The airline rejigged its catering set-up before it was bought by IAG.
Real estate group Lisney says Dublin is facing a drought of available office space in 2019
Pundits also forecast a slowdown in growth for shared service providers.
If we want our entrepreneurial spirit to blossom, we have to help the smaller guys
It would be perilous to ignore the issues facing Irish startups in 2019.
The boss of Diageo's local whiskey says Ireland's luxury range is 'underdeveloped'
The drinks giant wants its new Roe & Co brand to take the lead in the super premium category.
Poll: Do you believe all the economic doom and gloom predicted for 2019?
The previews for the 12 months ahead have flooded in, with most wary of a slowdown in growth.
Stores warn a tax hike on food supplements is 'completely inconsistent' with health policy
Lobbyists wrote to Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe over incoming VAT increases.
Big retailers like Halfords and B&Q fear Brexit will end share schemes for their Irish workers
Industry players say the end of passporting could see Ireland’s save-as-you-earn market ‘wiped out’.
Ireland is closed for business when it comes to luring badly-needed professional contractors
Here’s how Budget 2019 was a lost opportunity for the country to address its talent shortage.
Louis Copeland's family wants to create the next Avoca of the Irish crafts market
The family recently launched the Made of Irish online store selling items like candles and pottery.
Here are the main issues Ireland's lawmakers will encounter in 2019
Political anoraks will have a lot to mull over when Oireachtas business resumes later this month.
We asked entrepreneurs for the best advice they ever received. Here's what they said
Ireland’s business leaders share the tips that have stuck with them over the years.
A major new Halloween festival is tipped to be bigger than New Year's Eve
Fáilte Ireland hopes the large-scale event in Meath will generate €12 million by 2022.
5 Irish founders share the one day in business they'll never forget
These entrepreneurs talk about door-stepping Pat Kenny and when a launch goes horribly wrong.
The IDA is eyeing up new markets as America's 'long positive cycle' comes to an end
The agency’s new figures show that foreign direct investment added over 22,000 jobs last year.