CurrencyFair has bought a Hong Kong firm for its master plan to take on Asia
The Dublin money transfer company is making a big play as part of a €20m investment plan.
'Dealing with family members on work issues is very tricky because it gets emotive'
Equinix’s Maurice Mortell also talks about his secret talent for catching lobsters by hand.
An NCT worker sacked for telling a customer to 'f**k off' has lost an unfair dismissal claim
The Workplace Relations Commission said using bad language in that context was grounds for dismissal.
After bagging €118m in funding, this ag-tech firm is building a Meath research hub
Animal feed producer Devenish raised a large tranche of the cash from the European Investment Bank.
The cost of building major projects has nearly topped the Celtic Tiger peak
Rising tender prices spell trouble for the government’s planned infrastructure spending surge.
On-demand cleaning outfit Helpling merged its UK and Irish operations after millions in losses
The company was known as Hassle in the two markets before its takeover by a German rival.
Why anyone worried about insurance prices in Ireland should care about the 'blue book'
Clear data is essential when it comes to holding powerful vested interests to account.
Poll: Should the lower VAT rate be axed for hotels?
Whether or not to leave the preferential rate in place has become an annual debate in Ireland.
A bus driver shortage has forced Aircoach to take matters into its own hands
The coach group is facing tougher competition for workers from rivals Bus Éireann and Go-Ahead.
'People now know what it is': Why blockchain is less of a 'hard sell' for this Big Four firm
Deloitte set up its European blockchain lab in Dublin two years ago.
It's vital that small businesses look after staff health - here's how to do it
Wellness can’t be ignored if employers want to have a productive workforce.
Dublin cybersecurity firm Waratek has raised fresh funds to 'aggressively' markets its tech
The company is active in the US and Europe and has eyes on the Asian and Australian markets.
'This will push ethnic restaurants to the wall': New permit rules stoke chef shortage fears
The industry says that staff shortages have worsened.
The Dutch brand trying to make buying glasses fun is launching its first Irish store
Ace & Tate will open its first outlet in Dublin after seeing strong online demand here.
Cork will play host to one of the world's first aquaculture startup accelerators
The ‘niche’ Hatch programme is looking for sustainable and innovative ideas in Ireland.
'Changing the relationships between banks and customers will take a lot more than slick PR'
The Central Bank’s report into bank culture is a start – but much more needs to be done.
Dublin council is worried about an 'overconcentration' of hotels in the city's north
Pat Crean’s Marlet has lodged the latest major plans for accommodation in the Abbey St area.
The State wants to build a data centre in Kildare - but it's worried about its own planning rules
The Office of Public Works said the €30m project would be built on an existing campus in Celbridge.
'I woke up one morning and thought: I don't want to be a barman when I'm 40'
Jimmy Sheehan sang in pubs and delivered phone books before setting up – and selling – a business.
This low-key Dublin fintech startup has sealed €15 million in investment
Leveris is developing a platform for building and operating banking services.