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Retail and services
Movie studios are coining it from superheroes, but Ireland's comic stores aren't feeling the same love
Ahead of Dublin Comic Con, comic book store owners talk about the business in Ireland.
Golden Discs is looking to new international markets with the debut of an Irish music site
The Irish retailer has also tapped into the growing popularity of vinyl.
How Irish businesses are cashing in on the 'pet humanisation' boom
The ‘pet parenting’ phenomenon has helped create a multibillion-euro industry.
The Dunnes Stores dynasty is planning to install a high-end gym close to its Dublin head office
The proposed fitness studio on South Great George’s Street will be operated by F45 Training.
Here's what pundits make of Ryanair's decision to cut back its growth plans
The airline reduced its summer 2020 schedule in light Boeing 737 Max delays.
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 ... how proposed US tariffs could hit Irish whiskey
Irish whiskey could get dragged into a transatlantic trade dispute.
Dunnes has won a months-long planning dispute to keep its Liffey Valley Café Sol open
The retail giant referred the case to An Bord Pleanála late last year.
Retail tech firm Coindrum has rejigged its model to chase small change in supermarkets
The Dublin-based outfit was chosen to take part in a programme linked to an early Google backer.
The battery that powers your phone is one of the recycling sector's big challenges
So says not-for-profit WEEE Ireland, which collected more than 36,000 tonnes of electronics waste last year.
'We had to make a tough call': Why FrockAdvisor has filed for voluntary liquidation
Sonya Lennon and Brendan Courtney are focused on developing their successful Lennon Courtney brand.
'Knowing that I've had an impact on something - that's very motivational to me'
Hazel Mitchell of eBay Ireland talks about her remaining ambitions after 15 years at the company.
ComReg accused broadband provider Pure Telecom of breaking contract-changing rules
The watchdog issued a notice of non-compliance to the telco company.
Point Square units could become leisure spots in light of an 'irrevocably changed' retail market
Letting agents Savills and CBRE say the mostly empty property’s original vision is ‘no longer achievable’.
How Inglot's Jane Swarbrigg manages the 'ever-changing' face of the make-up industry
Jane Swarbrigg on how her company is thriving in an ultra-competitive market.
&Open wants to help companies re-think their approach to corporate gifting
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Dublin company.
One of Ireland's oldest paint companies has launched a design collection in the US
General Paints invested €1 million into its new Curator premium designer paint collection.
A Brexit breather has calmed Irish shoppers' nerves
New figures from Retail Ireland illustrate sales grew in the first quarter of the year.
Aran Sweater Market is selling jumpers to Japan as the country becomes attractive for Irish business
A recent EU-Japan trade deal has lifted and simplified tariffs to help increase trade.