Major concert promoters will hike ticket prices under incoming tax changes
Restaurants and hotels have lost their special 9% VAT rate – but so have some event organisers.
There's still a 'huge gulf' when it comes to securing post-Brexit flights to the UK
The European Commission has announced planned regulations for a no-deal outcome.
'I’d love to lie and say I’ve got great work-life balance, but the truth is I don’t at all'
Jenny Huston talks about giving up a career in radio to start her jewellery business, Edge Only.
A huge Westmeath whiskey maturation project has the all-clear after a council rejection
It’s hoped Vault Storage Limited’s multimillion-euro site will prevent future storage bottlenecks.
Retailers blame ‘alarmist’ weather warnings for a decline in December shoppers
But Retail Excellence says 2018 Christmas sales in Ireland will still be in line with last year.
Ryanair has been ordered to compensate Irish passengers for strike-hit cancellations
The Irish aviation watchdog has ruled on the first claims from customers affected by 2018′s strikes.
These are the frequent-flyer brigade's top tips for surviving life on the road
Some of Ireland’s busiest business travellers share their advice for making it from A to B unruffled.
How Dundalk's Nova Leah plans to help wipe out hospital cyber bugs
The Dundalk startup landed money from the State’s ‘disruptive technologies’ fund for its blockchain project.
Fenergo has doubled its Dublin workforce as it marches toward a long-awaited IPO
The fintech firm is eyeing up a flotation by 2021 but is focused on new market opportunities for now.
Online gifting platform Clevergift is gearing up to go live with dozens of retailers in the new year
The company expects to roll out with 45 merchants in 2019.
A no-nonsense guide to rolling out a workplace wellness scheme that works
It’s well known that promoting the well-being of employees is good for business.
'A field day for the black market': Docs reveal what the minister was told after the budget VAT hike
Hospitality firms and hairdressers wrote to Paschal Donohoe to say they will be forced to shut up shop.
Here’s what you need to know about making staff redundant.
Losses have narrowed at fintech firm TransferMate as it goes all in on its US expansion
The Kilkenny company received two big funding rounds in the last 18 months.
'Your business becomes part of who you are. That makes it harder to shake off criticism'
Caroline Dunlea talks about what she learned from setting up her own firm.
As it fights to keep a café open, Dunnes argues it hasn't made a Starbucks-style violation
The retailer was ordered to close its Café Sol outlet in Liffey Valley by the local council.
After a bumper year for co-working spaces, demand is expected to slow in 2019
Savills predicts there will be ‘winners and losers’ as competition continues to rise in Dublin.
Dublin's Andrson wants to make it easier for music bigwigs to find fresh talent
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the music tech company.
VR Education turns its gaze to the US and Asia after sealing its Nokia deal
The Waterford firm is signing up companies and universities to use Engage.
Navan fintech firm Prepaid Financial Services sets a date for its IPO
It recently secured a new UK government contract as it seeks to further boost revenues.