'Precarious work becoming the norm': How a ban on zero-hours contracts may backfire
Experts say banning the contracts could just give rise to other insecure work setups.
'You would want to be a bit crazy': The reality of business as a winemaker in Ireland
From growing grapes to adding peat, a few producers are trying to establish themselves in the wine trade.
How Dublin startup Flipdish plans to overhaul Europe's 'fragmented' food-ordering market
The company recently bagged €2m to help sway restaurants from big players like Deliveroo.
Why some mortgage holders are better off dealing with vulture funds than banks
No other country would put up with our home loan arrears mess.
Tesco has been accused of 'corporate bullying' for disciplining 80 striking staff
But the supermarket chain denies targeting workers for their union activities.
The Irish family that brought Poundworld here won't be rescuing the UK chain after all
Administrators say the Henderson dynasty’s agreement to buy 50 stores ‘didn’t go through’.
Here's how much Tesla made in its first year of sales in Ireland
Elon Musk’s electric car outfit recorded turnover of €2.8 million here in 2017.
The 'Spotify of journalism' has raised fresh funding to add more newsmakers to its ranks
NOA has landed a further €300,000 to ramp up its offering internationally.
'I tested my first health supplement on my family – nobody died so we said we’d keep going'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Revive Active.
Croke Park and the Digital Hub are fighting to keep prime sites off the land-hoarders list
Both organisations face hefty fines for sitting on vacant plots in Dublin.
This is how much the troubled House of Fraser owes Irish firms like Newbridge Silverware
Almost 100 companies based here have been left out of pocket.
One of the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchanges is dipping a toe into Ireland
Coinbase is testing Dublin as part of its aggressive global expansion.
How a one-man seaweed startup got on the shelves at SuperValu and Selfridge's
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile This Is Seaweed.
Cosmetics giant Coty's Irish unit made a million-euro profit the year it cut 200 jobs in Tipperary
The Nenagh plant that made Max Factor products was shuttered in 2017.
37,000 Eir customers affected by data breach after laptop stolen
Gardaí and the Data Protection Commissioner have been notified.
These counties have seen the biggest decline in pubs over a decade
There were nearly 1,500 fewer pubs in Ireland last year than in 2005.
'The best advice? You can't keep both feet on the ground and kick ass at the same time'
Electricity Exchange’s Paddy Finn also talks about the struggles of hitting peak productivity at 3am.
Ireland is getting its first direct flights to Dallas
American Airlines will launch the service from Dublin in June 2019.
Here's what small firms think should be done to fix the housing crisis
The SFA has put forward Budget proposals to make residential developments more ‘commercially viable’.
Filling station operator Top Oil has been bought by a Canadian fuel giant
New owners Irving Oil also operate Ireland’s only oil refinery in Cork.