Google's latest Dublin docklands property play includes space for 700 extra staff
But it’s not clear what the tech giant plans to do about the offices’ existing tenants, Mason Hayes & Curran.
Penneys' owner will keep shunning online shopping so it can drive social media 'mania'
Associated British Foods is planning to introduce more partnerships with so-called ‘influencers’.
Heineken warned that new alcohol laws will make Ireland ‘less attractive’ for foreign investment
The beer giant lobbied the Health Minister before the controversial bill was passed.
Google Ireland's head says the tech giant 'needs to do a better job' of tackling harassment
Fionnuala Meehan was addressing concerns raised during last week’s global staff walkout.
Poll: Would you get junior recruits to coach senior staff?
Some say ‘reverse mentoring’ builds ‘a more inclusive’ workforce. Others find it patronising.
'You're either premium or you're not': Why Wicklow Wolf won't compete with the beer giants
The brewer could increase output tenfold with a new €4 million facility, due to open next year.
Crowley Carbon is building a developer team in Sofia because Dublin talent is too costly
The Bulgarian capital is providing the energy tech firm a more cost-effective way to scale.
Takeover on the horizon? Here's how it will impact your staff
Employment law is fairly strict when it comes to mergers and acquisitions.
Ireland lacks female startup investors - this network of angels plans to change that
HBAN wants more women to join its ranks.
Here's why you should use younger recruits to coach senior staff
‘Reverse mentoring’ schemes send a clear message that learning is a life-long thing.
Uber Eats is about to launch its assault on the Dublin food-delivery market
The company has been trialling deliveries on the capital’s streets in recent weeks.
Aer Lingus is adding millions of extra transatlantic seats - a move that pundits approve
The IAG-owned carrier will grow its North American capacity by two-thirds over the next five years.
'Selling my dad's practice was tough. It had put food on the table and clothes on our back'
Told there was no job for him in the family practice, vet Charles Cosgrave decided to reinvent his father’s firm.
Tech PR firm Wachsman is bolstering its Dublin base as it grows beyond public relations
Founder David Wachsman is betting big on blockchain being as ‘pervasive as the internet’.
‘Our first big project was shelved - I thought we were screwed; we had no money coming in’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile i3PT.
Ryanair insists its new baggage rules won't be a cash cow, but analysts see a €50m windfall
The no-frills airline’s new policy around cabin bags came into force today.
Four Star Pizza is eyeing a move into Britain as it hits saturation point in Ireland
The pizza chain’s director says it is already ‘at capacity’ in many areas of the local market.
Dún Laoghaire's scrapped tech hub is looking for new locations - including overseas
Founder Philip Gannon has ruled out ever opening Harbour Innovation Campus in the town.
How the Chinese system of 'guanxi' helped take Dublin's OCE Technology into space
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the space tech company.
Plans for a €20m digital hub at Dún Laoghaire have been axed - but no one can agree why
The Harbour Innovation Campus developer is at odds with the local council over permission for the office.