Fraudsters are using real firms’ details to add 'an air of legitimacy' to financial service scams
The Central Bank recently issued warnings about unauthorised firms that “borrow” info.
Policy and economy
The State could get a Brexit silver lining with an FDI boost, but not enough to offset the downside
Moody’s says Ireland’s economy is in good shape but faces risks with Brexit, trade wars and tax changes.
Ireland's electric vehicle future is facing a chicken-and-egg problem
Registrations of EVs have increased the last six months but charge points are playing catch up.
Ireland is lagging behind its European neighbours in devising an AI strategy
The EU attempted to align national plans this summer – but not everyone’s on track.
Your crash course in... Ireland's economic uncertainty
The economy is at risk of overheating, but Brexit could yet pour cold water on its expansion.
Irish exporters are facing a 'severe threat' as sterling slumps
Some businesses could already be suffering as the pound’s value drops on no-deal fears.
Fewer firms have gone bust so far this year - but the effect of Brexit is still unknown
Voluntary liquidation remains the most common avenue for struggling companies.
Here are some key dates for your Brexit calendar
Keep an eraser handy – some pundits already think Boris Johnson won’t pull it off till 2020.
Your crash course in... France's digital services tax and the impact on Ireland
The Macron government’s 3% levy has also drawn scorn from the Trump administration.
Upfront rent and relocation services - how tech companies are winning talent as rents keep rising
Ireland’s recruitment and tech experts weigh in on how to attract the best staff to Dublin.
Stringent online payments rules are fast approaching. Now firms want an 18-month delay
But fintech giant Stripe says it’s ‘irresponsible’ to hope for any extension on Strong Customer Authentication.
Free Now told the government 'night mayors' could make it easier for clubbers to get cabs
The company formerly called Mytaxi urged the Culture Minister to bring the concept to Dublin.
Irish retailers could have an opportunity to compete with British online shops thanks to Brexit
Industry experts weigh in on how SMEs can win back sales as tariffs and exports on UK goods loom.
Your crash course in... Ireland's exercise in damage limitation as it prepares for a no-deal Brexit
Amid political uncertainty in London, the State is bracing itself for the worst-case scenario.
Ireland's beef with Mercosur - how the deal is adding to the struggles of the Irish farmer
Beef farmers are worried that they could be a pawn in a bigger trade game.
Your crash course in ... how proposed US tariffs could hit Irish whiskey
Irish whiskey could get dragged into a transatlantic trade dispute.
Report calls on companies to implement a clearer strategy on innovation training
The Skillnet-commissioned study found that 69% of companies don’t have any programmes in place.
'A pattern of travel, a pattern of behaviour': How 'increased vigilance' by US border security is affecting Ireland
There has been ‘increased vigilance’ around travel from Ireland to the US of late.
Irish food companies are accelerating Brexit preparations as a no-deal 'cliff-edge' looms
Many companies are stockholding weeks worth of goods.
Uber's Jump still has Dublin in its sights for its electric bike sharing service
The company was unsuccessful in talks with officials last year but has plans for an Irish launch eventually.