How Enterprise Ireland is evolving its approach to finding Irish startup winners
The state agency is putting more focus on ‘significant disruptive projects’ and women in business.
Poll: Do you think education properly prepared you for your career?
Irish industry is changing and there are fears that education isn’t moving in the same direction.
Looking beyond the traditional: Why Mastercard is doubling its Irish R&D unit
The financial giant is expanding its Dublin base with 1,500 new roles as it fulfils an ‘appetite to explore’.
'When I was growing up, people perceived Irish whiskey to be your grandfather's drink'
Tools of the Trade: Jack Teeling on building a global brand and why he took up running.
Bank of Ireland's hasn't been impacted by challenger bank competition - yet
The bank is investing in technology in a ‘competitive environment’.
After another hearty funding round, tech unicorn Toast is adding 100 people to its Dublin base
The company is scouting for talent as Ireland is set to play a key role in its international plans.
Beauty Buddy is bringing data analytics to the cosmetics shopping experience
In our weekly Startup Scout series, Fora picks out the most promising companies emerging from Ireland.
Shaking off a 'staid impression': Re-imagining the credit union in the fintech era
As banks spend fortunes embracing tech, credit unions are revamping to ensure they aren’t left behind.
No more wilful blindness, much more individual accountability
Major change is on the horizon for banking culture.
'A testbed on steroids': Can hackathons help launch a business?
The events are becoming an increasingly popular way to meld businesses with innovators and fresh ideas.
Beyond woke: The important difference between awareness and action
What’s better than a ‘woke’ stakeholder? One that takes action.
Chupi Sweetman's jewellery business is shining bright, she's just getting started
‘We’ve done well, but we’ve still got the rest of the world’: Meet the woman behind Chupi Jewellery
Your crash course in... the EU's grand plans for 'technological sovereignty'
The European Commission unveiled a slate of proposals this week on data rules and AI.
'The factories are closed, there's going to be a huge knock-on effect'
The impact of the coronavirus is being felt in Ireland with SMEs unsure about what lies ahead.
Ireland should be braced for the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak
Assessing the potential impact of COVID-19 on Irish businesses.
Why Danish player Pleo is bringing its company credit card to the Irish market
After partnering with Mastercard and JPMorgan, the business is joining Ireland’s growing fintech ranks.
Work-it: 'It was between us and Facebook and they chose us'
How to stand out from the crowd and get your company noticed.
'Sustainability is driving consumption': Why Kerry is introducing more meat-free products
The dairy giant is investing in plant-based products but milk and cream still rise to the top.
Poll: Do you think you will be financially better off a year from now?
Americans are feeling pretty confident about their future finances, are Irish folk feeling the same?
'We want to make sure that we're not on a dead-end technology': Inside NearForm's new R&D hub
The Waterford outfit launched the division to keep its eye focused on the next big thing.