Despite posting record sales, Flahavan's fears Brexit fallout
Turnover at the Waterford-based oat company topped €20 million last year.
Retail giant Harvey Norman has been hit by a global data breach
Customers’ contact details may have been compromised, but not their bank details.
Retailers want cheap online purchases from outside Europe to be hit with taxes
Retail Excellence is calling for the end of tax and import duty exemptions on certain goods.
Here are the country's highest-earning construction firms
Construction Industry Federation member companies collectively raked in almost €7 billion last year.
'I once wanted to be an actor - but you can't manage your destiny like an entrepreneur'
Max Benjamin’s Mark Van den Bergh also talks about why everyone who sets up a business is underrated.
Ryanair pilots in Dublin have overwhelmingly voted for strike action
The airline has struggled to make a deal with trade union Ialpa-Fórsa.
Shared office space provider WeWork is taking over another building in Dublin
The US firm has signed a 20-year lease for a new office development on Harcourt Road.
Air traffic control strikes are proving to be a major headwind for Ryanair
The airline had to cancel more than 1,100 flights in June.
A major German boutique hotel chain's first Irish venue has been cleared for north Dublin
The nine-storey Abbey Street development will operate under the Motel One brand.
Poll: Do you trust 'influencer advertising'?
The marketing practices of social media stars have been in the spotlight recently.
The owner of Kerry's five-star Muckross Park Hotel has just bagged €40m in funding
Noel Creedon’s iNua Hospitality plans to add more properties to its network of seven hotels.
Dozens of firms were threatened with legal action for failing to pay their Dublin Town bills
The city-improvement group says 95% of businesses comply with its mandatory levy.
How Ireland's 'love affair' with radio could turn podcasts into a fresh 'threat' for broadcasters
A recent Reuters report showed that podcasts are much more popular in Ireland than most EU states.
A Galway-based startup hub will break ground on its new extension and medtech unit this year
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology is a planning a new three-storey addition to its site.
What Amazon and a dog-inspired PR firm can teach you about naming a company
Christening a new firm is no easy feat.
There's been a huge surge in complaints about how Irish 'influencers' plug products
Over 100 objections have been made to the ads watchdog about social media stars and bloggers.
'A good moment in time': After three years Zalando says it's ready to take on the Irish market
The online retailer’s Dublin office powers much of its data analytics operations.
The head of Dublin’s newest distillery thinks half of whiskey ventures won't survive the next decade
There are expected to be more than 30 whiskey distilleries in Ireland by 2020.
How to streamline job interviews if you're a recruitment greenhorn
There’s no harm googling common interview questions – but there are better ways to smoothen the process.
BoyleSports has been warned for giving odds on a child crying on the Late Late Toy Show
The betting group removed its post from social media following a complaint to the ASAI.